Sentence examples for sudden aversion from inspiring English sources
Within days, his fingers started tingling painfully, and he later developed a sudden aversion to nicotine.
Japan's sudden aversion to beef has already knocked $36 off the average price of an American cow ready for slaughter.
Touchy Feely (Director and screenwriter: Lynn Shelton) — A massage therapist is unable to do her job when stricken with a mysterious and sudden aversion to bodily contact.
The expectation that they would not, combined with a sudden aversion among investors to any sort of risk, ensured that developing markets declined more than others.
Some of the classic signs of possession by a demon, Bishop Paprocki said, include speaking in a language the person has never learned; extraordinary shows of strength; a sudden aversion to spiritual things like holy water or the name of God; and severe sleeplessness, lack of appetite and cutting, scratching and biting the skin.
1. Don't tell anyone It took a divorce, a bad back, hair spouting out of my nostrils, a sudden aversion to young people and an industrial quantity of Stella before I was ready to face the obvious - I was in the throes of a mid-life crisis.
While sensible parents might tell me to ignore sudden aversions, sneaking vegetable-filled snacks into her diet seems like the perfect way of balancing things out.
These include the breasts becoming tender and swollen very early on, a need to go to the loo more often and sudden aversions to food and odours.
The willingness to take that chance is called "sudden-death aversion" (SDA), and it's the topic of a new study co-authored by Tom Gilovich, the Irene Blecker Rosenfeld Professor of Psychology.
"Sudden-Death Aversion: Avoiding Superior Options Because They Feel Riskier" was published Jan . 15in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology; the authors also wrote an op-ed piece for The New York Times.
This willingness is tempered by an aversion to sudden, cataclysmic change, which is what sets off the liberal from the radical.
