Sentence examples for is particularly unpleasant from inspiring English sources

The frog they resurrected is particularly unpleasant, in that it's a gastric brooding frog, meaning it gives birth through its mouth.

The pour is calculated for each resident to be just enough to stave off the shakes and sweats of detox, which for alcohol is particularly unpleasant – seizures from alcohol deprivation can be fatal.

The effect on the human body is particularly unpleasant, with those near the ignition point routinely suffering obliteration.

One council spokesman held a handkerchief over his face and said: "this is particularly unpleasant in hot weather".

This is particularly unpleasant when you consider that people with high debt are three times more likely to suffer from mental illness and are twice as likely to experience anxiety and depression.

Considering that this test is particularly unpleasant, we performed it only once.

The food science was particularly unpleasant.

Having a buck-moth caterpillar drop inside one's shirt collar is said to be particularly unpleasant.

Mr. Williams, who estimated he had been in "the box" five to eight times said this time was particularly unpleasant.

Because I felt moody I was particularly unpleasant to Leftwing Idiot, and this led to a row.

My last blog, which was about me being particularly unpleasant to a heckler, looked to many readers like a nasty brag.