All that kind of thing seems as distasteful to me now as ever.

I have no doubt it was quite as distasteful to her as to you.

They saw their work as distasteful but necessary.

To nature-lovers, however, the proposal is as distasteful as the idea of a railway up Borrowdale.

They may be as distasteful to one person as the tone of an editorial is to another.

The ordeal was as distasteful to Dick as it could possibly have been to the Ripley heir.

Cleomenes, the third, was as distasteful to the Regent from his merits as the others from their deficiencies.

Whilst it could be described as distasteful, and possibly even vulgar, it is certainly not ugly or grotesque.

And party orthodoxy made by the State is almost as distasteful to him as the rigor of the boss.

Many saw, in too close a union, dangers as great and consequences as distasteful as in their entire separation.

Any other would be as fruitless to the South as distasteful to the North, the whole ending in common defeat.

The thought of returning to Zurich was as distasteful to me as the prospect of remaining any longer in Paris.

She supposed it might be a natural phenomenon, something as distasteful as a hornet's nest, but she didn't think so.

The philosophy of Aristotle was nearly as distasteful to the Romans as that of Plato, and it was less lofty.

I'd say that qualifies as distasteful."

At the thought a wave of physical disgust passed over her, blotting out another memory as distasteful but more remote.