Sentence examples for is very distasteful from inspiring English sources
"In this economy, the idea of raising rates is very distasteful.
"It's sort of a shame that it has to be cigarettes, which is very distasteful to us," he said.
He studiously avoids mentioning the weekly lads' mags, Zoo and Nuts – considered to be his direct rivals because of their younger demographic – until near the end of the interview, when he says their portrayal of women is "very distasteful.
In April 1967, Los Angeles Times wrote, "She confuses publicity and notoriety with stardom and celebrity and the result is very distasteful to the public".
The mere notion would have been very distasteful to her".
"I think what he did was very distasteful," he said.
"I picked up a very negative vibe, and it was very distasteful to me".
"I thought that was very distasteful," she said of the nickname given to Emwazi by his prisoners.
"I thought that was very distasteful," says Ono. "That's why it's important to me to not be a couch potato.
"That's very distasteful to people".
