Sentence examples for with aversion from inspiring English sources

Klaus's eyes would fill with aversion.

("The conventional is uncritically enjoyed, while the truly new is criticized with aversion").

It is often considered desirable to perform exhaustive monitoring, with aversion of basing policy recommendations on partial data.

We react with aversion if we perceive it as unpleasant; that is, we come to hate it, wish it would go away, wish it would never return.

Eakin says, "the notion that stool — something that we associate with aversion and repulsion — was being elevated into a substance that was lifesaving and precious was tremendously appealing".

Of all the many bad ideas Barton had this week, asking his young hustler to help with aversion therapy was the worst.

But more pampered campers with aversions to mud or mosquitoes should bunk elsewhere.

Girls may also be reluctant to visit clinics, with aversions from past experience of injection pain and suboptimal care.

One indicator is the collision between a more agile creative approach where co-creating with the customer collides with risk aversion and cost cutting mentality.

Signal change in this region was correlated with ambiguity aversion, as well as with self-report ratings of impulsiveness.

11 of the 24 patients (46%) presented with some form of allergy, six with poor feeding/food aversion, five with dysphagia and four with vomiting.