Sentence examples for level of distaste from inspiring English sources
Matthew Coody, a historical preservationist and a founder of a group called Preservation Greenpoint, also said the Belvedere buildings did not quite hit their mark, though they do not elicit the level of distaste with which preservationists often regard new condos.
Speaking to German and Russian leaders, he revealed a level of distaste over more to do with Britain.
As easy as it is to communicate general-use features in pricing tiers, there's a level of distaste with this approach for many customers.
By contrast, just 22percentt can summon up a similar level of retrospective distaste for George W. Bush or Reagan, and just 10percentt for George H.W. Bush.
Does that one move deserve the level of distrust and distaste it engendered?
Busby would probably have adapted with a measure of distaste.
"Taste is made of a thousand distastes," Paul Valéry wrote, and Woodcock is a master of distaste.
"I'm not one of those beeper people," Betty told us, with a moue of distaste.
Acheson added, with no small measure of distaste, "He still sues food companies".
A look of distaste, at the word "horse".
In addition, if the employer had previously refused to hire the disabled because of personal distaste for the disabled or because of the perceived distaste of customers, clients, and other employees, the employer must fully bear the costs of distaste in order to comply with the ADA.
