Sentence examples for we were averse from inspiring English sources

It is as though we were averse, not to Galba, but to all rule and obedience.

I'm not sure why we're averse to laundry and groceries on Wednesdays - any ideas?

Just as we are averse to listing concerts sponsored by record labels, we also shy away from listing "house concerts" — musical events that take place in private homes — because of the very limited number of seats available and the inevitably exclusive nature of such gatherings.

By Russell Platt August 12, 2008 Just as we are averse to listing concerts sponsored by record labels, we also shy away from listing "house concerts" — musical events that take place in private homes — because of the very limited number of seats available and the inevitably exclusive nature of such gatherings.

— Russell Platt Just as we are averse to listing concerts sponsored by record labels, we also shy away from listing "house concerts" — musical events that take place in private homes — because of the very limited number of seats available and the inevitably exclusive nature of such gatherings.

Central to that role is that we are averse to pain, and try to avoid it.

By instilling uncertainties like these into the human mind, the humanities make us question ourselves, something we are averse to doing.

They were averse to options labelled with higher nicotine content.

We might be averse to making the business case for ourselves, but we have no choice.

We hadn't been averse to having children.

We have long been averse to imposing federal requirements upon the parole systems of the States.