Sentence examples for source of distaste from inspiring English sources

Commercial development has been quick to find outlets in Cambridge's historic streets as well, a source of distaste for many residents who nevertheless flock to outposts of such national chains as Starbucks, Abercrombie & Fitch, Bank of America and the Gap, all of which have or have had outlets in Cambridge, counting on the area's ever-present student population to bring in revenue.

Busby would probably have adapted with a measure of distaste.

"Taste is made of a thousand distastes," Paul Valéry wrote, and Woodcock is a master of distaste.

A look of distaste, at the word "horse".

"I'm not one of those beeper people," Betty told us, with a moue of distaste.

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

Macaulay reformed archaic discriminatory laws in Calcutta more out of distaste for their principles than dislike of their practical impact.

In addition, if the employer had previously refused to hire the disabled because of personal distaste for the disabled or because of the perceived distaste of customers, clients, and other employees, the employer must fully bear the costs of distaste in order to comply with the ADA.

When I first heard the news that Istanbul had been awarded this title, I felt a sense of distaste.

When Russian people hear my last name, they can barely conceal a snigger of distaste and disgusted laughter.

"I had a lot of distaste for it.