Sentence examples for major distaste from inspiring English sources
Most Type A personalities have a major distaste for clutter.
My distaste or major aversion to a person is usually (if I'm being honest) because something about that person resembles a darker insight about myself that I fear and detest, or worse, MY feelings of inadequacy are in the way of allowing them TO BE THEM, and not pass judgment because I have attached some value or outcome to how things should be.
His major comedies express a strong distaste for the world in which he lived and a delight in exposing its follies and vices.
In the post-Spitzer world of securities sales and independence, the combined entity should try to capitalize on client distaste for conflicts of interest at major integrated firms.
Reports from the election front line suggest that MPs' expenses is still a big issue for many voters, a stinky symbol of their distaste for the political class as a whole – and surely a major reason why the Tories are not streets ahead in the opinion polls.
The traditional remoteness from, and often distaste for, financial markets, Mr. Wolff said, is largely a function of Brussels' distance from major financial centers.
She shudders with distaste.
"Polo?" Francesa said, with distaste.
His nostrils hoist in distaste.
