Sentence examples for utterly distasteful from inspiring English sources
It's utterly distasteful, that's what it is.
"What Jeffress said was utterly distasteful, but for evangelicals it is absolutely accurate," Dr. Balmer said.
"The video was utterly distasteful and no one who actually supports Dr Paul's principles would have made it," she said.
Ron Paul's New Hampshire campaign immediately disowned the ad: The video was utterly distasteful and no one who actually supports Dr Paul's principles would have made it.
"As utterly distasteful as these signs are," Judge Robert B. King wrote for the majority, "they involve matters of public concern, including the issues of homosexuals in the military, the sex-abuse scandal within the Catholic Church, and the political and moral conduct of the United States and its citizens".
You're engaging in this fake, utterly distasteful blend of irony and feigned enthusiasm that will eventually cause the city to self-implode under the density of its own facetiousness.
His 86-year-old grandson, John Cone, accused Oates of "trying to cash in on grandfather's memory", and the biographer William Pritchard, author of Frost: A Literary Life Reconsidered, dubbed the work "utterly preposterous and quite distasteful", according to New Republic.
Some have distasteful if utterly banal goals; one man was in love with his female friend and wanted her to feel the same way; another wanted to date "higher-value" women.
Assistant Chief Constable Bernard Higgins said: "People who put abuse such as this online should be utterly ashamed of themselves for making such vile, disgusting and distasteful comments.
The idea was distasteful.
