Sentence examples for natural distaste for from inspiring English sources

"If you have six foods together in a stew and you get really sick, all of a sudden you develop a natural distaste for all six of those foods because you don't know which one made you sick".

The play's most moving scene is the king's incognito stroll among his soldiers, when he confronts both their weary pragmatism and their natural distaste for the grim business of war.

He had a natural distaste for copying, however, likening it to emptying water from one vessel into another, and this instinctive rejection of formal training, combined with a natural waywardness, convinced him that the best method of learning to draw lay in direct attention to actual life.

So Snow won't be riding on Winterfell anytime soon, but the old Stark seat has more unexpected saviour in the form of Goth Sansa, persuaded implausibly by Lord Baelish to marry Ramsay Bolton, despite her natural distaste for the clan that murdered her brother and mother.

In some minds, a natural distaste for such blatantly money-fuelled dominance tends to mute what would otherwise be an unabashed appreciation of feats as dramatic as Froome's astonishing and race-defining 80km attack on stage 19 of the Giro or Thomas's majestic victory in the yellow jersey on the Alpe d'Huez.

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With your natural impatience and distaste for time wasted, you tend to get frustrated by waiting in line.

Possible explanations include her natural caution, German voters' distaste for the arms business, and above all a suspicion that the new firm would be more Anglo-French than Germanic at heart.

His patrician Scottish background would naturally have inclined his politics to the right; but there was a natural egalitarianism about him, along with a distaste for privilege and a keen sense of social justice.

However, others expressed distaste for the song's sexual nature.

Morante's natural father was a handsome rascal, Francesco Lo Monaco, who somehow overcame Irma's distaste for sex.