Sentence examples for underlying distaste for from inspiring English sources

He could set aside his underlying distaste for America, with its crude culture and populist politics, and his Chinese ethnic sentiments to deliver masterly analyses of regional and global affairs.

But if there is indeed a gathering indifference rather than just a statistical blip, the withering of emotional identification and deeper engagement with the game – an underlying cynicism far more profound than a distaste for Louis Vuitton washbags, pimped Range Rovers and giant earphones – may be the biggest problem, because it is hard to reverse.

I suspect that underlying much of the opposition to the West Side stadium is a cultural distaste for football fans, not the wealthy ones but the working-class fans associated with images of beer drinking and tailgate parties.

First is his distaste for political conflict.

China shares its distaste for Islamic militancy.

Lombardi's distaste for discrimination was personal.

But Fallaci's distaste for Islam goes way back.

"People have this distaste for vegetables," Thornton said.

Nor do they disguise their own distaste for his outlook.

Somehow, Orwell has run together his distaste for flowery, stale prose with his distaste for fascism, Stalinism, and Roman Catholicism.

But America has a unique distaste for evidence.