Sentence examples for bit unwelcome from inspiring English sources

And poetry in English can carry the burdens of its past in ways that are unavoidable and a bit unwelcome; it's hard not to sound like someone else.

Quite a tough one to gauge, this; on the one hand, you want The Rain Under Floodlight to feel like a place for friends, a house devoid of shame and judgement, somewhere for both the cocksure and the shivering to walk into at any time of day or night and not feel in the slightest bit unwelcome.

So here's my bit of unwelcome sociology: the explosion in Lac-Mégantic is not merely a tragedy.

Though the St. Leo University Polling Institute survey had a relatively large 5percentt margin of error, it was one more bit of unwelcome news.

This unwelcome bit of sports jargon has already been beaten to death in politics and business stories.

A long chapter revisits the escapades of the disgraced financier Bernard Cornfeld, which have been thoroughly explored elsewhere and bring in unwelcome bit players like Robert Vesco and Heidi Fleiss.

You can steam on a plate, on a rack, in a "real" steamer of metal or bamboo (which imparts a bit of not unwelcome flavor) and so on.

It has lost 6.3 percent of its value in April, unnerving global investors who suffered another unwelcome bit of news Friday from the United States, where data showed that the job market was still struggling.

This is ultimately a tale of affirmation, self-acceptance and second chances, and its lessons, while not unwelcome, are a bit too forced and neatly packaged to make it fully satisfying.

"A bit of pressure is not unwelcome," Jean-Claude Juncker, the Luxembourg prime minister who acts as head of the Eurogroup, said on French radio regarding the S.&P.

She's a brawny singer when she wants to be, and a forthright songwriter, and if she sometimes had more energy or tension than the form could bear, well, a little bit of danger was never unwelcome.