Sentence examples for a less than appealing from inspiring English sources

NBC enters this week's upfront in a less than appealing spot: last place.

Add this to Sanders' advanced age for a Presidential candidate (he'll be 75 if elected in 2016), and you've got a less than appealing image for most Democratic strategists.

Many people choose to leave out the green, which is lime if you're using original Skittles, and purple, which is grape in the original style, as they can create a weird taste combination or a less than appealing color for the final product.

With unemployment and "under-employment" rampant among grads, many college students are facing the unpleasant reality of a less-than-appealing job market.

To paint a less-than-appealing picture: "If you ask people how disgusted they'd be to see an unflushed toilet in a public bathroom, a political conservative would be more likely to be grossed out," Pizarro said.

So what's a girl to do when it's summer and she's craving a hearty bowl of porridge, but the thought of something piping hot is a little less than appealing?

At Roc Apparel, on the 39th floor of a garment center building, a half-dozen designers and sales executives were reviewing prototypes of the spring 2013 Billionaire Boys Club collection, which includes some experimental pieces that, resting on a hanger, looked less than appealing.

But dry chicken made a couple of dishes less than appealing.

The all too cozy relationship between the book and publishing division and the broadcast news division gives off a smell that is less than appealing.

Or does the idea of using mascara that's been down a guy's pants seem less than appealing?

All these factors make the market less than appealing to venture capital, a reality often glossed over in many of the "rara" pieces coming from U.S. news outlets.