Sentence examples for disagreeable day from inspiring English sources

"All the usual indicators are dismal for Republicans," wrote George Will last week, concluding that "Nov. 4 could be their most disagreeable day since Nov. 3, 1964," when Barry Goldwater lost 44 states.

Operators often added personal asides, known as "tails," to dispatches, such as "how is old Abe" or "what a disagreeable day" or the foreboding "great battle very soon," sent the same day the Battle of Gettysburg started.

And at the end of the day, there can be no question that the client, after some hard and perhaps fiercely disagreeable days with his own lawyer (and perhaps his own conscience), will often end up far better off in the long run.

(Johnson) ★ 'A Disagreeable Object' (closes on Monday) This group show uses a phrase from Giacometti to lend some context to a present in which casual attitudes toward sculpture have become commonplace and plenty of value — material and otherwise — is attached to objects without pedestals.

Feeling underpaid, he one day quit this disagreeable job, a decision that upset the slum's big boss, Haji Noor Muhammad and his henchmen, Mintoo and Shantoo.

Amid TV debates spawned by the book, "it was very disagreeable to get 100 letters every day at breakfast," he recalls.

We can disagree without being disagreeable!

Don't be disagreeable when you disagree.

"Look, you can disagree without being disagreeable.

66/1 Disagree without being disagreeable.

He disagreed without being disagreeable.