Sentence examples for totally averse from inspiring English sources
The most Mr. Skelos has done in response is to say he would not be totally averse to proposals for change if other people care to make them.
Richie McCaw, the All Black captain, has been strongly linked with a move to the south of France following next year's World Cup; the club's owner, Mourad Boudjellal, would not even have entered into preliminary discussions with Bath had he been totally averse to the convenience factor of Armitage departing now.
Now I have an understanding of a whole subgenre of music that I would otherwise be totally averse to.
As such, instead of accepting that the world behaves randomly and at times totally averse to one's preferences, the arrogant person seeks to control everything and everyone, which of course, is an impossible mission.
I should mention that the women are totally hot and not averse to shedding layers whenever the plot needs a good goosing, and that the men mostly carry weapons.
They're all about being risk averse.
All this is making investors risk averse.
Greenhouse – who admits in James Marsh's documentary feature about the coup, Man On Wire, to being "the kind of guy who was not averse to doing things that were slightly, you know, not totally legal" – was initially sceptical of Petit's scheme.
This is totally exaggerated, but it shows to many people who were very risk-averse and looking for safety that, wow, this could be just incredible and outmaneuver everything you would do in a whole lifetime's work.
Sometimes people are averse".
