Sentence examples for message of distaste from inspiring English sources

Bitterness is often a warning to not eat a harmful substance, but the chemical details of how some molecules latch onto taste buds and dispatch a message of distaste to the brain are not well understood.

While one incumbent lawmaker is out with a spot slamming her congressional colleagues as messy-faced children, a gubernatorial hopeful is taking to the showers in his first campaign ad of the election season to send a clean and simple message of distaste for negative messaging.

In the spirit of compromise, then — and realizing that we and the cardinal are not soon going to agree on how the church and state should treat same-sex couples who want to make a lifetime commitment to each other — we offer a few suggestions that do not require the hierarchy to adjust its teachings on the nature of marriage, but would send a clear message against distaste and mistrust.

"Taste is made of a thousand distastes," Paul Valéry wrote, and Woodcock is a master of distaste.

Busby would probably have adapted with a measure of distaste.

A look of distaste, at the word "horse".

"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".

It would drive people out of the process out of boredom instead of out of distaste.

Yet he exhibited the kind of distaste for businessmen common among Chinese mandarins, socialists and intellectuals.

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.