As his daughter insists on the need for more serious talk, he observes -. "My dear, when someone says 'I need to talk to you,' it means that they've got something disagreeable to say.
"Mayors get used to the idea that they have a bully pulpit, and if something occurs that they find disagreeable, the first instinct is to get into a fight," Mr. Hevesi said.
d) It should not have disagreeable smell. .
It should not have disagreeable smell.
Amid TV debates spawned by the book, "it was very disagreeable to get 100 letters every day at breakfast," he recalls.
Were I to seem boring or easily forgotten, should I appear crabby or disagreeable, I might get neglected or, in my anxious imagination, harmed.
And, of course, with York, you get someone who's pretty agreeably disagreeable.
By B. V. Flannery and E. B. White The New Yorker, January 21 , 1933P. 9 The Auto Show infected us with the disagreeable ptomaines of the spirit we get in foreign countries where we don't understand the language.
If there is anything disagreeable going on, men are sure to get out of it.
Their spouses, nurses say, complain that whenever Filipinos get together the conversation usually turns to medical shop talk: disagreeable patients, excessive paperwork, a stressful workload.
