Sentence examples for was a distaste from inspiring English sources

The only ill effect on myself, who was there upwards of an hour, was a distaste for food for several days".

Again, they gave no names of parties, but there was a distaste for the traditional left and a readiness to experiment, it seemed to me, with newer parties.

Underlying the project seems to be a distaste among city dwellers for rural life.

What younger West and East German authors share is a distaste for any ideology.

Finally, there is a distaste for losing as if defeat were a poison, said Dailey, the associate head coach.

There is a distaste for contemporary American culture in many of Mr. Baudrillard's analyses, and a distaste too for American power and its images.

More typically, there is a distaste for the practice, as voiced by Jane Dimmock, a bather at Fire Island on a recent Saturday, who said, "Some of us think the whole idea is just gross".

Whether it's a distaste for the traditional flutelike bottles, or confusion about the Germanic-sounding names on the labels, Alsatian wines are often considered to be novelty acts.

But some residents of Stamford and other parts of Connecticut have suggested that the real issue is a matter of Greenwich snootiness and what they believe may be a distaste among the town's generally affluent residents for the lottery-playing masses that include large numbers of immigrants from New York City.

At the heart of Gopnik's book is a distaste for modern child-rearing methods, captured in the ungainly and ubiquitous term "parenting".

"[T]here is a distaste for activities on social network sites, suggesting that many people are annoyed by what they perceive as the minutia of people's lives fed to them through Facebook and Twitter," the study's authors write.