Sentence examples similar to small distaste from inspiring English sources

Acheson added, with no small measure of distaste, "He still sues food companies".

They shared a distaste for small talk with strangers and had a habit of quickly disappearing from social events.

In Iowa, Republican Party Chairman Jeff Kaufmann said Trump's nearly 10-point victory relied in no small part on shared distaste for the elites the president spent his campaign scorning.

Would the well-heeled voters in this district recoil at Moser's distaste for small-town living, or would some of them secretly agree?

BLOOMBERG NEWS Small Banks Are Vocal in Distaste for New Rules  |  A public outburst by a bank official on a conference call with regulators highlighted the small banking industry's "extreme anxiety and agitation over forthcoming rules," The Wall Street Journal writes.

Looking around my small, sparsely furnished apartment in obvious distaste, the officer asked me if I wanted a moving guard (who would accompany me everywhere I went) or a fixed guard (who would just stand outside my home or workplace).

I remember everything we saw in that house, including some of the cheesecake photos of her he had on his computer.' She crosses her arms over her small bosom and makes a moue of distaste.

The Obama administration made its distaste for Riyadh evident in small ways, while still backing the KSA's misguided war in Yemen.

After spending so much time in the countryside and in small towns, I briefly identified with Arthur's distaste for city life.

A little Googling corroborated my own distaste.

A small thing, perhaps, but nonetheless notable considering his past distaste for putting in thankless work.