Sentences with phrase «great distaste»

Lately I've been playing Flappy Bird on my Android device to great distaste and infuriation.

Or that in polling Americans often express great distaste for NCLB.

Sam, I am not taking over anyone's blog and I have a great distaste for confrontation or argument, I do so reluctantly.

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But I believed in Great Books and High Art, and I assumed that a taste for them meant a distaste for mass culture.

One of the themes of the Enlightenment in the 18th century, which still has great influence today, was a kind of «anything but Jesus» attack on religious superstition, and a special distaste for the legacy of the Catholic Church.

The American peace movement of the 1930s benefited from a retrospective distaste for the Great War of 1914 - 1918.

Sugar has been shown to lead to heart and weight problems, so it's great if you have a natural distaste for it.

Sewel's alleged behaviour has not raised any issue of great constitutional importance but reminds the public of its distaste for the unelected upper house.

I'd heard a lot about The Banner Saga — a game heralded for its great story and beautiful hand - painted world — prior to its release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, so I once again set aside my distaste for strategy games in order to experience what developer Stoic had to offer fans of the genre.

Richter's first exhibition in New York was at the Reinhard Onnasch Gallery in Manhattan in 1973; despite Rosenquist's introducing him to other artists and touring him around in great style in a convertible, Richter's amazement at New York has been tempered with wariness and even distaste.