Sentence examples for how unwelcome from inspiring English sources

It remained there for several years, an enduring reminder of how unwelcome we were in this new land.

And how unwelcome is Weiner's scandal for a particular woman in politics — Hillary Clinton, Huma Abedin's boss and mentor?

While Democrats discussed strategy, Republicans were trying to move on — a sign of how unwelcome these developments are for their agenda.

But to the residents of Westhab, it is a dramatic symbol of how unwelcome and unpalatable they are to their neighbors.

"Apart from that?" In "The Prince of the Marshes," his book about this experience, Stewart's shame about how unwelcome the occupation is — he is told, "You are Hitler" — is mixed with a quiet joy about his own undeniable pluck.

That's because in previous years there was no Donald Trump leaving a lump of coal in my stocking, reminding me just how unwelcome my multi-faith family would be in his version of America.

It isn't easy to know how much unwelcome information reaches the President.

Short of cocking shotguns, they tried every other means of showing him how very unwelcome he was, starting with a radio-show host who bluntly asked "who made you king?" Cut to Jamie, still recovering from an encounter that he'd clearly expected to be friendlier.

If there is an answer to this curious contemporary neurosis, it is surely not to be found in the silencing of disagreement but rather in the education of speech: how is unwelcome truth to be told in ways that do not humiliate or disable?

Professional athletes are the perfect subjects to study the "dick pic effect" -- how the unwelcome release of one's private privates might affect one's day at work.

Her childhood nickname was "Chindhi", it translates to 'a torn piece of cloth', but I think what it really means is 'rag', clearly expressing how very unwelcome and useless she was perceived to be.