Sentence examples for difficult and unpleasant from inspiring English sources

She says "I think people should sometimes do things that are difficult and unpleasant".

The early part of the day had been played under heavy cloud cover and interrupted by occasional bouts of drizzle, making batting difficult and unpleasant.

Skinning a squirrel is "difficult and unpleasant," the food writer Leslie Mackley said, adding, "You have to fight to rip the skin from the flesh".

The nurse said he was being difficult and unpleasant, either not talking to her at all or else shouting and complaining about everything under the sun.

It's supposed to be difficult and unpleasant (no pain/gain), but it's over fast, and, in theory anyway, it allows for twenty-three hours and fifty-three minutes of sloth.

Whether or not these parodies would count as something difficult and unpleasant for Blyton, it's not the first time the Five have been reimagined, and it won't be the last.

The initial commercials in the new campaign use exaggerated humor to depict some difficult, and possibly unpleasant, methods of saving money.

It was difficult and very unpleasant to do interviews, because they always were trying to paint me as a woman who hated black men, and I didn't and don't.

Success at teaching science and math -- subjects that students often consider difficult and even unpleasant -- to secondary-age youngsters depends on two things, Cruzan says.

If you have totally different tastes in pets, this can make eventually settling down with this person a bit more difficult and maybe unpleasant.

The existing vehicles for public comment are time consuming, hard to find, difficult to navigate, and unpleasant from a participant perspective.