Sentence examples for a bit unsavory from inspiring English sources
But the widespread availability of good deals on the Internet has diminished the appeal of all that sales-bin arm wrestling — and, in fact, has made it seem a bit unsavory.
But the widespread availability of good deals on the Internet has diminished the appeal of all that sales-bin arm wrestling and, in fact, has made it seem a bit unsavory.
Not only is it a bit unsavory, there's a high chance that buyers can be scammed with a fake iPad- it's happened before.
The site's commenting policy is a bit unsavory, suggesting that instead of just not allowing you to post a comment if you're in violation of its policy, Verrit will actually change the text itself before posting.
There's also a lingering perception that pools are a bit dingy, unsavory and unsafe, a perception born in the 1970s, when many pools, neglected by cities short on funds and staffing, did become rather seedy environments, places to get high or do a little business in the shadows.
Sunde also has no qualms with the idea of pirating apps, which seems a bit more unsavory than ripping a DVD and "sharing" it with others.
"There are some rituals that, despite their unsavory origins, have a bit of sense today.
What is more, as Mr. Gan has built up a successful debt-collection business here, he has shaken up what had been a cottage industry with an unsavory reputation, and perhaps injected a bit of vigor into the country's sluggish economy.
That seems a bit much, but it was certainly the most politic public apology given by a public figure who is not an elected official, and therefore isn't really accountable to the public for legal, if unsavory, acts.
