Sentence examples for particular aversion from inspiring English sources

We developed a particular aversion to silver BMWs.

Who then turns out to be an abusive parent with a particular aversion to wire hangers?

The Jets have had no particular aversion or compulsion to trade up or down.

Caulfield had a particular aversion to Richard Sickert, and the dark and damp, seedy atmospheres of his paintings.

He had a particular aversion to the idea of Christians celebrating Hallowe'en which he saw as a festival of darkness.

Rudolph's Asian clients had a particular aversion to the historical classicism espoused by postmodernists because it echoed the styles imported by colonial powers.

In the end, few of us are likely to generalize our particular aversions into the Unabomber's proclaimed preference for the preindustrial past.

The dependent variable is the log of absolute deviation from optimality (both relative to EAOC and EPOC: LD-EAOC and LD-EPOC considering each particular risk aversion value).

But why, when we stare with such casual composure at all manner of grief and suffering, should these images induce such particular and intense aversion?

Note that the costs of any departure from EU theory are well highlighted by Al-Najjar and Weinstein (2009) and Kadane et al. (2008), in particular the possibility of aversion to free information and aversion to opportunities for greater choice in the future.

This is not the same as "risk aversion", any particular level of which can be rational if consistently applied.