Sentence examples for potent aversion from inspiring English sources
Nausea is a vital component of this protective reflex: as an intensely unpleasant sensation it subsequently causes potent aversion to the offending food through association.
It has been argued that 'deontological' moral judgments opposing personal harm, even at the cost of a greater number of lives lost, are based on a pre-potent emotional aversion to harming others, but that this emotional response can sometimes be overcome with effort, leading to a more reason-based utilitarian response (Greene et al., 2004; Greene, 2008).
A strong fear, dislike, or aversion".
Third, a mix of potent drugs that work well but also have negative effects build on the cultural ambivalence and aversion to medications, which people often already have.
Yet their aversion came as no surprise.
September 11th presumably reduced casualty aversion even further.
Technically speaking, we experience "advantageous-inequity aversion".
First, his personal aversion to reform.
That aversion has clearly been overcome.
