Sentence examples for overwhelming distaste from inspiring English sources
That, despite his party's overwhelming distaste, Nick Clegg forced through a deal with the Tories with at least some of the very best intentions.
Opinion polls, which had previously shown Jordanians to be at best ambivalent about jihadist violence, now show overwhelming distaste for it (see tables).Similar changes in attitude have overtaken other Arab societies.
In sometimes choosing not to answer simple questions, Cookson has been criticised as a career politician when he strives to be a genuine cycling man who shares the overwhelming distaste for corruption and subterfuge.
Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.
(FG2F9) This participant with dementia also expressed her distaste of noise and overwhelming stimuli: Nobody seems to understand, but it's visual stuff, visual clutter.
For those who believe in American engagement around the world, the Powell doctrine -- that American military force should only be used in overwhelming strength to achieve well-defined strategic national interests -- translates into a nervous distaste for peacekeeping and small interventions.
At the event, Di Montezemolo returned to well-worn Ferrari themes, including his distaste at the four-year-old ban on in-season testing and what he regards as the overwhelming importance of aerodynamics in F1.
"Polo?" Francesa said, with distaste.
His nostrils hoist in distaste.
