Sentence examples for considers unpleasant from inspiring English sources

INEQUALITY Mr. Summers has spent much of his career tweaking fellow liberals with arguments he considers unpleasant truths — on the dangers of budget deficits, the benefits of capitalism and other subjects.

Habit: Annual or subshrub, sticky-glandular; odor strong, considered unpleasant by most people.

Chords like the augmented fourth, which forms the clunky ratio of 45 32, are usually considered unpleasant.

Visitors preferred visually appealing animals while common farm practices (e.g. animal ear tags) were considered unpleasant.

But the agent, whom they considered unpleasant to deal with, said their low offer would never be accepted.

Part of the way Ladbrokes decided this was by considering unpleasant incidents that had already taken place inside a shop.

Forty years ago, a typical woman spent about 23 hours a week in an activity considered unpleasant, or 40 more minutes than a typical man.

"A lot of actors only say 'like me, like me, like me' and don't want to be seen as doing anything the audience might consider unpleasant," Mr. Hatcher said.

Orpiment and realgar were highly appreciated especially in Egypt and China for their rich yellow and red orange shades [1, 170 174], even though the pigments were considered "unpleasant" by many artists, and not recommended to use in combination with copper and lead based pigments, such as verdigris and leadwhite [1, 30, 170].

Although this practice is more common in the West Coast, for many in the United States the practice is still consider unpleasant to see or too "intimate" to be practiced in public.

In other cases the dog may roll in an odour that is considered unpleasant by humans.