Sentence examples for something distasteful from inspiring English sources

Well, certainly there is something distasteful about it.

I'm not sure why Anthony thinks that Malick "finds something distasteful in our current mores".

There is something distasteful about the idea of measuring politics in terms of percentages.

There's just something distasteful about luring away an entire athletic program -- for its earning potential.

Now here comes something distasteful but it's funny, which to me is always the important thing.

Iraq, he believes, is to Labour, or at least to Tony Blair, what sleaze was for John Major's Tories a permanent reminder of something distasteful.

Obviously, the thing you're avoiding is usually something pretty distasteful.

There is something profoundly distasteful about western countries refusing to return any of their ill-gotten gains.

They'll produce a surefire Broadway flop (something horribly distasteful) and sell way more than 100percentt of the show.

The legacy of that episode lives on not just in German policymakers' inflation phobia but also in their sense that there is something fundamentally distasteful about debt.

There is something faintly distasteful about a player naming and renaming himself so conspicuously, especially because his original nickname was already so distinctive.