Sentence examples for whose distaste for from inspiring English sources
Justice Scalia, whose distaste for the guidelines is evident, came to the lawyer's rescue.
Least of all Landis, whose distaste for excuses is well known in the professional ranks.
Many Republicans, whose distaste for Mr. Silver is intense, would surely go along.
Franco holds a party and invites Rogen, who brings along Baruchel — an out-of-towner, whose distaste for California is much sneered at.
As impassioned as it was, the speech was the predictable view of the Vermont independent, whose distaste for the Bush tax cuts is well known.
There were others, like Ms. Bach's daughter, whose distaste for the Republican Party was stronger than their loyalty to the senator.
In fact, there are a number of women in this country whose theological distaste for the bikini is combined with an appreciation for civil rights: American Muslim feminists.
I was there that night and vividly recall the mid-anthem mutterings and stompings of the Daily News columnist Dick Young, a couple of seats away from me in the press box, whose patriotic distaste for this hippie "Oh, Say" anticipated similar huffings from the American Legion, which actually campaigned for legislation banning any variant renditions of the treasured chestnut.
There was novelty in seeing a left-leaning Labour leader being out-leftied by three rivals whose evident distaste for austerity - except towards Trident - and all forms of Toryism would have made them natural Labour leftwingers but for thecall of nationalism (Nicola Sturgeon and Leanne Wood) or doctrinal imperative (the Greens' Natalie Bennett).
"It's not my cup of tea," said De la Hoya, whose avowed distaste for his former foe's methods has not prevented him promoting Mayweather's last eight fights.
Two years ago Bley's last ECM release, Play Blue, presented a solo recital recorded in an Oslo church in 2008 and indicative of a man whose technical gifts, distaste for the obvious and feeling for a special kind of unsparing beauty were unimpaired.
