Sentence examples for sounds distasteful from inspiring English sources

The idea that a visitor isn't entitled to leave an online store empty-handed without being pestered sounds distasteful enough.

She added, "I know that reconciling with an adversary that can be as brutal as the Taliban sounds distasteful, even unimaginable.

The prospect may sound distasteful, but it is not unreasonable.

"Everybody's obsessed by volume, and I hate volume," Mille says, making sales goals sound distasteful.

Though it might sound distasteful, the pesticide residues are nothing for people to worry about, according to the USDA.

By seeming to target a single procedure that sounds particularly distasteful, pro-life strategists have won support for partial birth legislation from a broad range of politicians, including Republicans like Gov. George Pataki of New York who are generally pro-choice, and even pro-choice Democrats like Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Tom Daschle, the Senate minority leader.

I found that the Reference system even made music I find immensely distasteful sound (that Yanni-style fluff that companies often demo for the press), well, wondrous.

What Haas learned was a skill every manager will likely need at some point, despite how distasteful it sounds: he learned how to cut his own budget.

As long as we have two-choice, winner-take-all elections where the winner must be all things to at least half the people, today's marketing technology and expertise will make most campaigns a distasteful concoction of poll-driven sound bites, negative attacks and avoidance of important issues.

One either likes it the moment one first hears it, or the sound of it is once and for ever distasteful to one.

Although that might sound like a strange career choice, it's far less distasteful than how ambergris used to be harvested.