distastefulness

One reporter wrote of the "obvious distastefulness of a wife killer angling to serve out his [sic] sentence of life without parole in a women's prison." (189) This was quoted in Kosilek III in the First Circuit's analysis of the influence of media opposition to Kosilek receiving SRS on the decisions of DOC officials.

The distastefulness of the term is quickly revealed when applied peripherally.

Foulness and distastefulness - aren't these (like dumbness and cruelty) among the basic characteristics of the Duterte administration?

But, since social cohesiveness occurs when people listen to one another, the initial distastefulness is understood as a necessary sacrifice in order to achieve equipoise.

Many sport racing stripes, bands, dots and bizarre hairstyles, and with these outlandish designs, loudly proclaim their distastefulness to birds and other predators.

That eliminates waste and avoids the smells and environmental distastefulness normally associated with hot fat or oil.

East was correct when he observed with some irritation that sexual offences "seldom form the subject of an article in this country," although his explanation for this was that it was "on account of its distastefulness." (46) Whether due to personal revulsion or professional caution, it remained an unappealing subject for the medical man to address.

Elytron patterns seem the more likely of the two signals to indicate distastefulness to a predator with a "bird's-eye-view." Future studies will look at the role of elytral and pronotal patterns in dictating the outcome of both predation and mate choice trials.

Several methods exist to collect OF; however, due to serious drawbacks (distastefulness for donors and collectors and lack of stability in expectorated OF), passive drool and expectoration are not recommended.

This distastefulness or toxicity may arise from the sequestering of octocoral chemicals on which the snail feeds [18, 25].

These moths are brightly, aposematically colored, with shades of yellow, red, pink, orange, and white adorning their wings, and white, spotted heads, thoraxes, and abdomens--a coloration that advertises their demonstrated distastefulness to predators (Eisner & Eisner 1991).