Sentence examples for made distasteful from inspiring English sources

The bewildering collapse of the great French Army, which folded within six weeks of the German advance in the spring of 1940; the alacrity with which many countries adapted to occupation; and the willingness to ignore, and sometimes to assist in, the deportations all made distasteful memories.

One set of corn was soaked in bitter aloe leaves and made distasteful to the monkeys.

Most people, including the majority of unionists, find the pronouncements they make distasteful and extreme.

That made him distasteful to the governing coalition's more conservative members.

At the time, I didn't realize that their onion pungency made them distasteful to animals.

Zoologist Ronald Nussbaum of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and his colleagues made the distasteful discovery while studying B. taitanus nests in captivity (the worms are native to southeastern Kenya).

He made a distasteful comment about Duckworth's Thai heritage during an October debate, which resulted in the Human Rights Campaign and a gun safety group dropping their endorsements of him.

Mr. Lazio is justified in making this distasteful practice an issue in his campaign.

They also may be protected by chemicals (such as sulfuric acid) that make them distasteful to predators.

Many female butterflies deposit their eggs on plants that contain poisonous compounds, which the larvae incorporate into their bodies, making them distasteful.

An assortment of turtles, such as the mud turtle and the musk turtle (Kinosternidae), have glands on the bridge of their shells that excrete a vile-smelling fluid that likely makes them distasteful to many predators.