Sentence examples for bit unpleasant from inspiring English sources

The accompanying humidity could "make it a bit unpleasant", said Met Office forecaster George Goodfellow.

They are great bouquet material, easy to arrange and long lasting, though cutting them is a bit unpleasant because the stems are so sticky.

But you don't have to be a huge Taylor Swift fan to find the lyrics spectacularly disingenuous to the point of being a bit unpleasant.

However, I found the "quid pro quo" nature of the suggested meeting request a bit unpleasant, because it seems to suggest the executive leader wouldn't give their time without having gained something in return.

The headline was a bit unpleasant the first time round but it raises a more important point: have we reached the point where we have run out of Brexit headlines?

"He already struck me as a bit unpleasant anyway, in a Stuart Broad sort of irritating way, but his rudeness to the Windies made him just seem nasty tosser".

It might go down a little bit unpleasant the same idea with these guys.

The last mile, where most runners seem to have recovered a bit, was unpleasant.

I did my business and it was every bit as unpleasant as it was decades ago.

Here in Barcalounger country, startled by a bit of unpleasant news, Pickens "pulled a lever and sat upright".

The Workologist hears quite a bit about unpleasant colleagues, often (as with this inquiry) expressed in language that suggests just how visceral workplace antipathy can become.