Sentence examples for seem distasteful from inspiring English sources

American intrusiveness may seem distasteful to Europeans.

"What will be appreciated tomorrow as great art could seem distasteful today," Mr. Eco writes.

Paying for organs, from the living or deceased, may seem distasteful.

"It could seem distasteful," said John Miller, president of the network's in-house advertising firm.

I ask if that has come to seem distasteful now that she's… "Old?" Dolly offers.

This approach may seem distasteful to some, because it does, in a sense, reward bad Chinese behavior.

Monogamy, to Ms. Jong, seems distasteful if not downright disgusting and certainly antifeminist.

Buhari seems distasteful of the backroom dealings with unsavoury characters that effective politics often requires.

The drawing of such parallels was commonplace – a kind of self-romanticisation that seems distasteful in retrospect.

For Jesse and Celine, the idea of connecting in anything other than real time and physical space seemed distasteful and inauthentic.

It also seemed distasteful; opponents argued that codifying the right to pollute would only remove the stigma from an unacceptable activity.