Sentence examples for of distaste from inspiring English sources

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".

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

Clare sniffs a sniff of distaste and homeowner pity, while pressing his thin lips together.

He voted for Mr. Obama, he said, partially out of distaste for the Clintons.

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

'Technically, yes,' he says, a mild expression of distaste on his noble face.

A fair amount of distaste for this movie has been building in recent weeks.

I mean... ..... Clare sniffs a sniff of distaste and homeowner pity, while pressing his thin lips together.