Have you ever in public voiced your distaste of the sensational type of journalism practiced by the Sunday Gazette?

Other than a glare of distaste I've been given no details concerning your sudden renunciation of your little Christian hostage.

A harrowing predilection for the uses of force had become commonplace, with an equal distaste for the alternative forms of influence.

The wedding was a quiet affair and when called upon to enjoy my promotion from lodger to lover did I experience only bitterness and distaste?

Sanders said the scarcity of briefings was not due to a distaste for TV reporters grandstanding, although she said I won't disagree with the fact that they grandstand.

Now, I showed this to a physicist friend of mine who has a profound distaste for biology, and he says, That s easy! The things are a different color!

But what we do know is that here on earth, chlorophyil's strengths far out weight its distaste for greens, and for our planet, at least, may be that's not such a bad thing

First, Corbyn will not be swept out of his job by an early display of public distaste and hostility. On the contrary, at the outset, he may be able to galvanize many alienated young voters against a government that has earned wary respect but is not much liked.

After reading Nineteen Eighty Four in 1949, the year of the founding of the People s Republic of China, Huxley sent his former pupil a letter praising the novel. He noted the emphasis that it put on rule via boot on the face techniques and puritanical distaste for pleasure.

And, while its western neighbor Iraq is a fellow Shia majority state, Iraq s Arab Shia make no secret of their distaste for the Persians and their claim to Shia prominence. While most of the world may have missed it, there is an ongoing competition between Iraq s Najaf and Iran s Qom over which city is holier.

It is also extremely important that most of Fatah s new leaders have a strong distaste for Hamas, which makes rapprochement between the two groups unlikely. Still, if Ghuneim takes over as the PA s and Fatah s leader, which could happen next year, a breakdown of negotiations with Israel and a new round of fighting would not be surprising.

In France, by contrast, the statist tradition which, as Tocqueville so aptly observed, harks back to the Ancien Régime, and which is equally shared today by both the Gaullist and socialist ideologies is strongly linked to a marked distaste toward the strictures of economic liberalism. Since the French Revolution, the imperative of equality has often triumphed over the concern for liberty.

PARIS The Japanese and the British may seem very different, but a closer look reveals something akin to a parallel destiny for these two island peoples. With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the siren song of isolationism.