Sentence examples for disagreeable person from inspiring English sources

Did you find him so?" Few narrators will quarrel with a statement like that even though they may have found the mayor a disagreeable person.

Her way of expressing those positions unabashed, and at times seemingly unaware of context makes her the kind of disagreeable person who is easy for presumptive allies to shun.

And when something goes wrong and he's thrown off-script, he becomes monosyllabic, graceless and sour - Eleanor Mills of the Sunday Times met Hoskins on a bad day and found him 'the rudest, most disagreeable person I've interviewed'.

"His rich use of language has resulted in being acknowledged as the source of words and phrases such as 'moochin', a difficult or disagreeable person.

Those who knew Omar Mateen, the 29-year-old Florida security guard who carried out the worst mass shooting in American history, described him Sunday as an angry and disagreeable person.

A middle-aged, or even elderly Dean might have ended up a Dennis Hopper type roué, with the attendant career ups and downs; Thomson speculates that he may have turned into "a very disagreeable street person".

The Disagreeable liker: This person doesn't seem to agree with much.

One person's disagreeable snow is another's pleasure in a sport that was always thought to be virile, and at least as good in the cold as under the wilting sun.

Of the 1876 flurry, The Times observed, "There was a slight fall of rain, sleet and snow in the early hours of Sunday morning, making it exceedingly disagreeable for the few persons who were obliged to be on the streets".

Vices prove to have the parallel features: they are either immediately disagreeable or disadvantageous either to the person who has them or to others.

"Look, you can disagree without being disagreeable.