Sentence examples for particularly distasteful from inspiring English sources

A particularly distasteful case in point.

That led to a rumor that Mr. Weinstein found particularly distasteful.

One particularly distasteful article bears the headline "Chubby girls: they need loving too".

Investigating officer PC Michael Harkin said: "Clare is a prolific shoplifter and this offence was particularly distasteful.

In view of Sir Paul's generosity towards her, he found her own greed and "underhand" conduct particularly "distasteful".

Finally, and perhaps of greater long term significance, such a system would moderate a particularly distasteful feature of our culture.

Also, isn't there something particularly wrong and distasteful about kiss-and-tells and similar types of arrangement with the tabloids?

Paying out big bonuses at a time of national sacrifice is distasteful, particularly when it comes to the people who helped lead the American International Group into bankruptcy through their incompetence.

On Wednesday, Kennedy made it clear, as he has in the past, that he finds the practice of gerrymandering distasteful, particularly because the state legislatures appear to be punishing some voters for their political views, in violation of the First Amendment.

If it becomes apparent they hold some belief that is particularly offensive or distasteful, so long as it is not directly insulting to you personally, bite your tongue, be tolerant of their perspectives.

Gillibrand's neck-twisting conversions are distasteful and not particularly convincing, but they are indicative of a Democratic Party intent on surviving and on thriving in power.