Sentence examples for some distasteful from inspiring English sources

Failing this, he faces some distasteful choices.

He upbraids critics who speak scornfully of " 'Eurocentrism' as if it were some distasteful prejudice".

The I.C.C. proceedings are sure to reveal some distasteful acts that may damage T.N.A.'s shrink-wrapped reputation.

All these accounts tended to glamorize an occupation that was often painfully tedious and sometimes (in the opinion of some) distasteful and immoral.

Among some distasteful details about the list is the fact that Bowden rested at his number after the N.C.A.A. docked him 12 victories in 2009 after finding Florida State guilty of an academic cheating scandal.

If Mr. Hernández and his team can enter these talks showing that they have already taken some distasteful fiscal medicine by raising taxes and cutting spending, then the bargaining will likely go much more smoothly and some sort of a deal with the IMF will be cut by spring or early-summer.

Duncan (1877-1927) generally danced barefoot, which, like her abandonment of the corset, struck some as distasteful.

Since actual bombs have lately been going off in Europe, this might have struck some as distasteful.

That the word represents the times could explain why Sarah Palin's new wardrobe ($75,000 at Neiman Marcus and nearly $50,000 at Saks) struck some as distasteful.

I see big, big changes and advances in the military stuff, but some of the announcements from Kabul and Karzai now – basically nobbling the electoral commission, some pretty distasteful folks still involved in governments.

Using raw blood as a fertiliser or burying it in the ground two other means of getting rid of it may strike some as distasteful, but are not actually dangerous.So what lies behind the new regulations?