Sentence examples for exceedingly unpleasant from inspiring English sources

The investigation was exceedingly unpleasant for Republicans, because it exposed shocking misbehavior by important conservative activists.

For mass transit to work, he writes, cities must not only achieve a threshold of mixed-use density, but driving must become an exceedingly unpleasant alternative.

Whatever went on in Cheltenham borough council, with allegations and counter-allegations flying between Laird and the Lib Dem leader of the council, Andrew McKinlay, it seems to have become exceedingly unpleasant.

In reality, every ground in the country contains its share of bigmouths, and while to be on the receiving end of a gobful of filth is exceedingly unpleasant and infuriating, a footballer's behaviour must always be above that of the yob.

When we talk about a woman's right to choose it's often in the name of women's liberation but in fact it's about as far from being liberated as it is possible to get because you end up having a procedure which at the very least is exceedingly unpleasant and for some has repercussions that last for many years.

"Extremely unpleasant, just unpleasant".

In these circumstances, Mr MacIsaac and other non-EU nationals like he have become soft targets for some exceedingly nasty and unpleasant people who reside in whichever Black Lubyanka this government department chooses to call home.

Exceedingly harsh!

Unpleasant things.

Something unpleasant?

Quite unpleasant.