Sentence examples for mildly distasteful from inspiring English sources
It transforms a vote for Hillary from mildly distasteful to almost totally futile.
It may be mildly distasteful to use Dahmer to rock such a conventional little boat — it's certainly a failure of imagination to not let him capsize it entirely.
For example, a tendency to respond to an attractive food odour will decline if the food is out of reach, and many animals habituate to flavours that are mildly distasteful on first encounter.
For some, the notion of a river that has felt the shaping hand of man is mildly distasteful, like an overly manicured golf course or a fussily symmetrical garden.
There is a growing risk of a social and political explosion in Russia, even if it is too early and the opposition is too disjointed for there to be much hope of a Russian spring.Don't bet on a falling tsarThe idea has taken hold abroad that Mr Putin's regime, though mildly distasteful, provides stability.
After all, attempts to extend the Eurovision Song Contest brand have met with mixed success - Junior Eurovision, for example, is a mildly distasteful affair featuring pint-sized performers from familiar Eurovision countries (but not the UK, who withdrew after just three contests), while the 50th anniversary Eurovision special wasn't even screened in this country.
Under eight years of rule by Herr Puschnik, Germany regains economic stability, largely thanks to a sky-high coal price.That would be distasteful to put it mildly.
The idea was distasteful.
The subject is deemed distasteful.
