Sentence examples for doing something very unpopular from inspiring English sources

He was doing something very unpopular; he struggled while he was here.

"Hatoyama should have learned from Machiavelli: 'If you're going to do something very unpopular you ought to do it straight away.'" Hatoyama's bungling on Futenma lost him his government's coalition partner and a huge store of political credibility.

"We're doing something very exciting.

Subaru must be doing something very right.

Berd is "doing something very difficult, but something that's very appropriate".

He did something very wrong.

To do something very stupid.

"But he does something very different.

She also did something very clever.

We've done something very simple.

And I do something very similar.