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Sentences ending with aversion

At nearly fifteen years old, when she was growing fast, and in an irritable state of mind and body, she had had a governess placed over her for whom she had conceived an aversion. [6]
To him, in the privacy of his secret thoughts, all other men were monsters, deformities: and during three-fourths of his life their aspect had filled him with what promised to be an unconquerable aversion. [5]
She has done nothing to merit your aversion. [11]
Perhaps all these horrors existed only in Medius' fancy; but if destruction were indeed impending, she would a thousand times rattier perish with her own relations than with these people, in whom there was something--she did not know what--for which she felt a deep aversion. [10]
But it may easily become a deformity and a cause of aversion. [6]
Was there not also a look of aversion? [11]

More example sentences with the word aversion in them

The proud woman, who had unbent little in her lifetime, whose eyes had looked out so coldly on the world, who felt for her son Ian an almost impossible aversion, drew down his head and kissed it. [11]
Most like it was that love for a cause, which was more to be encouraged by her than any woman's love for a man, which as she grew older inspired her with aversion, as talk of marriage brought cynical allusions to her lips. [11]
To tell the truth, Austen Vane had a secret aversion to going to the capital during a session, a feeling that such a visit would cause him unhappiness. [9]
Had Eva's aversion to the countess been justified, and was she about to take advantage of her unpleasant position to jeer at her? [10]
Then Nebsecht proceeds to state how these are distributed in the different members, and shows--is it not so?--that the various mental states, such as anger, grief, aversion, and also the ordinary use of the word heart, declare entirely for his view. [10]
She had courage to show an enemy her aversion, and she did not fear Charmian enough to pursue a different course. [10]
Antinous had learnt to regard everything crippled or defective with aversion, as a monstrous failure of nature's plastic harmony, but to pity it tenderly; but now he felt quite differently. [10]
In spite of the aversion she felt, her heart beat quicker. [10]
From the beginning she had been firmly convinced that the "Mustache," as she now called the knight in a tone of the most intense aversion, had contrived this base conspiracy, and her opinion was strengthened by Biberli. [10]
There was no seizure, but there was a certain dread and aversion, nothing more than a feeling which it might be hoped that time would overcome. [6]
One thing Mr. Richard could not conceal from himself: Elsie had some new cause of indifference, at least, if not of aversion to him. [6]
He continued to retain an aversion to his wives; so much so that the royal harem was to be left behind in Susa, though all his court took their favorite wives and concubines with them on the campaign. [10]
If it were proved that he had an aversion to any color, it would greatly strengthen your case. [6]
Rostov had been out of humor from the moment he noticed the look of dissatisfaction on Boris' face, and as always happens to those in a bad humor, it seemed to him that everyone regarded him with aversion and that he was in everybody's way. [2]
It was not out of aversion for the ruthless and base adherents of the old gods but--as I hope and believe--out of love for me that you consented to adopt my faith--our faith. [10]
It is said of you that you cannot bear to see either a full glass or an empty one; to-night give your aversion to both free play. [10]
What the cause of this aversion is we cannot say. [6]
In the soul of the architect, who had hitherto been one of the Emperor's warmest admirers, a slight aversion began to dawn, and he was glad, when, at last, Hadrian decided to withdraw to rest. [10]
I have heard of cases in which certain sights and sounds, which have no particular significance for most persons, produced feelings of distress or aversion that made, them unbearable to the subjects of the constitutional dislike. [6]
The Master does not seem to like him much, for some reason or other,--perhaps he has a special aversion to the odor of tobacco. [6]
And should he not recognise in his aversion to every one of her suitors, and now to the aristocratic young Philotas, a feeling which resembled jealousy? [10]
No sudden wrath, no ardent desire, no weariness or aversion urges or delays them. [10]
My aversion to my brother was the one thing she checked but feebly, for he was a thorn in her side too. [10]
It is not mere aversion to the look of the creature, or to any sensible quality known to the common observer. [6]
The old man looked round at the crowd, but he saw no sympathy--only aversion and ridicule. [11]
I do not know, however, that Mr. Kirkwood has shown any special aversion to any particular color. [6]
This gentleman had just been mentioned with the greatest aversion at the table he was now approaching, and his arrogant manner did little to lessen it. [10]
Mukaukas George, notwithstanding his well-founded aversion for everything Melchite, had taken good care not to press this useful Sisterhood too hardly, or to deprive his impoverished capital of its revenues only to throw them into the hands of the wealthy Moslems. [10]
In spite of her aversion, she must have relished the sort of electric mental shock that the sight gave her. [4]
Horror, almost aversion, had rung in his tone as he said the words 'new marvel. [10]
Since the Israelites had risen in several provinces--particularly in Cyrenaica and Cyprus--and had fallen with cruel fury on their fellow-inhabitants who were their oppressors, the suspicion and aversion of the Alexandrians of other beliefs had grown more intense than in former times. [10]
And her look had meant more than aversion, it had expressed contempt. [10]
The prevalent hypothesis for the moment was that Maurice had a congenital aversion to some color, the effects of which upon him were so painful or disagreeable that he habitually avoided exposure to it. [6]
His deep aversion for the magical part of his profession would have brought him heavy punishment, nay very likely would have cost him expulsion from the craft, if he had ever given it expression in any form. [10]
Horror, aversion, loathing for that man to whom everything but power, cruelty, and cunning, was as nothing, left no room for fear or pity, or even the least shade of self-reproach for having aroused in him a desire which she could not gratify. [10]
To-day a slight feeling of aversion even came over her as she thought of it. [10]
This found ready credence, owing to the retired life led by the Ortliebs,--whose house had formerly been one of the most hospitable in the city,--ever since the wife had become an invalid and Eva had grown up with an aversion to the world. [10]
His aversion to certain colors is remarkable. [6]
It is an aversion to some object, which may vary in degree from mere dislike to mortal horror. [6]
At first received at the monastery with unconcealed aversion, and not without danger to himself, he had at last won to him the fanatical monks, who, in spirit, kept this ancient foundation as rigid to their faith as though it were in mediaeval times. [11]
I composed myself as best I could in the face of his incredulity, swallowing with an effort the aversion I felt to giving him my story. [9]
He had felt a strong aversion to Siebenburg from their first meeting, and the slanderous words with which he had dragged in the dust the good name of a maiden who, Heinz knew, had incurred suspicion solely through his fault, had filled him with scorn. [10]
She has unfortunately a special aversion for me, so I must depute to others every proceeding that could lead to a misunderstanding.--Conduct her hither, Nilus; of course with the respect due to a maiden of high rank. [10]
Mr. Ives had a natural aversion to being laughed at, and as he walked back on the darker side of the street he wished heartily that he had stuck to his original Gamaliel-advocacy of no interference, of allowing the Supreme Judge to decide. [9]

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