Sentence examples for distinctly unfriendly from inspiring English sources
Some instant-messaging services are distinctly unfriendly to PC gamers: they can cause games to crash or, at the very least, interrupt the action when a message pops up on the screen.
"Why am I dishonored among the dead?" asks the title heroine of Martha Graham's "Clytemnestra" in the underworld, after conducting an affair with her husband's enemy, killing said husband, marrying that lover and being distinctly unfriendly to her two remaining offspring before dying at their hands.
Having endured, although not triumphed, in a distinctly unfriendly Republican primary, Carson was among friends once more, and even when he was likening electoral defeat to the gruesome butchering of innocent children, he spoke as if he were merely dispensing some friendly advice.
There was a time, a year or two since, when I was an exceedingly sensitive little fool — sensitive in that it used to strike very deep when my young acquaintances would call me funny and find in me a vent for their distinctly unfriendly ridicule.
"Somebody once wrote that James's guitar style sounds 'distinctly unfriendly'," he says with a laugh.
That was decidedly unfriendly.
Paranoid, unfriendly and exhausted?
