Sentence examples similar to it is averse from inspiring English sources

"But it's averse to letting that happen; it's power-hungry and what the next pope has to do is bring the Vatican under control.

It's not that I'm averse to melodrama – far from it.

It's not that I'm averse to properly placed kvetching.

Please realize, it's not that I'm averse to tasting the fine and the exotic.

It's not because I am averse to putting in hard work to sustain a healthy lifestyle.

Not because I was averse to it in any way, but because going was never an obligation, and I grew out of the Sunday classes.

"There are no cold-chain logistics in Zambia," says Mr Grogan, "We had to develop it ourselves".Not that Zambeef is averse to working with others.

He uses swing rhythm as a foursquare entity, rather than warping it or battling against it; he's averse to dissonance except as tiny, unobtrusive details in a powerful euphony.

• Epstein is averse to believing in curses.

Admittedly, he will need to persuade New Komeito, traditionally averse to constitutional change; but then it has also been averse to free trade and other reforms, and that has not always seemed to count for much.

While Ericsson has not been at the center of the recent wave of litigation — Apple, Google, Samsung, Nokia and Research In Motion have been more active — it has not been averse to going to court.