Sentence examples for getting unpleasant from inspiring English sources

I warned him things were getting unpleasant".

And I started getting unpleasant notes from my teachers saying, "You really ought to read the material before the exam".

Roger knew from experience that being cut off from your department was a risk, and that the more you knew about what was going on among your underlings the less chance you had of getting unpleasant surprises.

Taking this test is a good way to examine your own prejudice, and getting unpleasant results is, for many people, a motivation to work on changing their attitudes.

Here's where it gets unpleasant rather than just silly.

Babies could get unpleasant yeast infections — severe diaper rash, thrush in the mouth.

Other performers freak out and get unpleasant, but he has incredible fortitude.

With President Hu Jintao expected to visit the United States later this year, this was not a bad time to get unpleasant business out of the way.

Polls over the summer put Mr Christie's approval rating at 47%, Mr Walker's at 45%, Mr Kasich's at 36% and Mr Scott's at 35%—especially dismal numbers for the three who have been in office for less than a year.It is a standard tactic to get unpleasant tasks out of the way at the beginning of a four-year term, in the hope that anger will have faded by election time.

Life could get unpleasant for the biggest players addicted to robust growth (see box, p. 180).

"If you share a small tent with many relatives, the air can get unpleasant".