Sentence examples for so averse from inspiring English sources

Not everyone is quite so averse to cans.

Mr Renzi might not be quite so averse to a partnership with Mr Berlusconi.

It is the ministry's cautious bureaucrats that keep the fund so averse to risk-taking.

Why are we so averse to losses, even at the expense of gains?

It's being so averse to idleness that I multitask even when I'm having my head shrunk.

How could someone so averse to style be a creative role model?

"I had become so averse to America that I wanted to leave".

The Obama White House was once not so averse to such public ceremonies.

Given the opportunities, Mercury suddenly does not seem so averse to promotion.

"In Niigata, people are so averse to showing off, so they need a big push," Ms. Umemoto said.

And why is Duane so averse to having his lawyers look into his past connection with the victim, Edgar Parlance?