distaste in A Sentence

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    You just Distaste what I do so much?

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    But does this financial measure deserve the investor Distaste?

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    They have an inbred Distaste and disrelish of God's perfections.

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    But can true love overcome her Distaste for his looks?

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    Eventually, as vegetables become more familiar to them, their Distaste may wear off.

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    Similarly, food aversions(feeling nausea or Distaste for a specific food) can also appear.

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    Likewise, food aversions(feeling nausea or Distaste for a particular food) can also occur.

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    One woman even spits on the floor as a marker of her Distaste.

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    As pop critic Kim Zakka, who lives in Seoul, said“Gangnam inspires both envy and Distaste.

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    Some critics expressed Distaste at England's approach, but this opinion was not widely shared.

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    He used his Distaste for broccoli as a punch line in dozens of speeches.

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    Indeed, We brought you the Truth, but most of you had a Distaste for the Truth.”43:.

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    Even so, many generals were reluctant to do so, and the President shared their Distaste for such behavior.

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    But despite her previous Distaste for the activity, Jennifer Roe signed up for a half-marathon on a whim.

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    But the popular financial writer Jane Bryant Quinn expressed her Distaste for financial advertising treating women as“a breed apart.”.

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    This was not what Josef desired, due to his own ambition and, according to several biographers, his Distaste of his parents'“coldness.”.

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    Can you believe she and Emma forced me, after a fleeting mention of my Distaste for the stuff, to write about milk?

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    When asking them if they have any interest in settling down in Pinnaroo, not one of them had any obvious Distaste at the thought.

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    They may have such Distaste for the establishment and Democrats like Hillary Clinton that their support for Trump is a symbolic middle finger directed at Washington.

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    However, he was playing golf at Busan area with local businessmen, and this caused massive Distaste among Korean people against Lee for not taking care of the government and people.

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    However, despite the Distaste with the queen's inappropriate fashions, and her own switch back to traditional dress later in life, the gaulle became a popular garment in both France and abroad.

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    I had been visiting Vince weekly for five months, and every week he began by telling me about his Distaste for his brother, whom he hadn't spoken to in twenty years.

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    Lincoln voiced his moral Distaste for the practice of slavery both publicly and privately, but his political stance was to discourage the expansion of slavery in new territories, rather than purging existing slavery.

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    This signaled to Pakistan that the United States has begun to view regional geopolitics from an Indian perspective since New Delhi has repeatedly expressed its Distaste for CPEC and Beijing's larger One Belt One Road(OBOR) initiative.

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    In fact, this Distaste is not unrelated to the fact one of these individuals was a longtime member of my own family and I, as a child, was forced to hear these comments over and over.

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    This isn't meant to suggest that Architects act without conscience, but to many other types, Architects' Distaste for acting on emotion can make it seem that way, and it explains why many fictional villains(and misunderstood heroes) are modeled on this personality type.

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