Sentence examples for exceptionally unpleasant from inspiring English sources
Unpleasant, you get the idea that the Dick who wrote these books was exceptionally unpleasant.
This was exceptionally unpleasant, but I could sense right away how it changed my stride.
Scurrilous poems did the rounds, including an exceptionally unpleasant piece of work called The Un-sex'd Females.
At the weekend, Dr Atkinson described James's killing as "exceptionally unpleasant", but said it was wrong that Jon Venables and Robert Thompson, who were 10 in 1993 when they were charged with the murder, were tried in an adult court.
The Berrybenders may seem boorish, cruel and exceptionally unpleasant, but they follow a definite literary tradition -- that grotesque behavior exhibited by people with first names like Albany, Bobbety and Buffum often leads to comedy, or at least entertaining eccentricity.
The Washington Posts Ann Hornaday stated that with "Hans Zimmer's turgid, over-produced score", the film "is an exceptionally unpleasant viewing experience".
He's an old, mean joke with a new face, in other words, if an exceptionally profane and unpleasant one.
She said: "What they did was exceptionally unpleasant and the fact that a little boy ended up dead is not something the nation can easily forget.
"Extremely unpleasant, just unpleasant".
