Sentence examples for was extremely distasteful from inspiring English sources

"It was extremely distasteful".

On Sunday, Trump's apparent reluctance to disavow David Duke until late in the day was extremely distasteful.

The sight of the dark-haired ginger chap on the last Big Brother endlessly touching up his coiffure like some follicle fetishist was extremely distasteful.

Their campaign, the e-mailer wrote, was "extremely distasteful," not only because they were exploiting the tragedy of Katrina but because Saab Guy had every right to his money, since his car had been damaged and he had been hit from behind.

It is extremely distasteful that an independent public official should feel himself obliged to give way to threats of any sort".

"It is extremely distasteful and hypocritical to allow McCain, someone who does not value the ideals we have consistently been taught in our education, to speak at the ceremony that represents the culmination of our experience with this university," she said.

That is extremely distasteful.

"It is extremely distasteful at this moment," she wrote, "when the name of Guggenheim stands for an ideal in art, to see it used for commerce so as to give the wrong impression, as if this great philanthropic work was intended to be a useful boost to some small shop".

Some of them, yeah, I thought they were extremely distasteful.

"I'm not surprised [this film exists]," Bill Weier said, "but in my opinion, it's extremely distasteful.

Cornwallis found this task, which occupied much of the next year, to be extremely distasteful: "My occupation is now of the most unpleasant nature, negotiating and jobbing with the most corrupt people under heaven.