Sentence examples for largely unpleasant from inspiring English sources

"Learn to Live," his second solo album (in 2002 he released "Back to Then," a tame, awkward, largely unpleasant collection of neo-soul), is impressively eclectic and sharply written.

A largely unpleasant person, usually male.

Unless you are a natural mechanic, carpenter, electrician, plumber, techie and tinkerer, taking care of things is a largely unpleasant task.

Sometimes, the rose emojis get a little aggressive in the mentions of prominent liberals, especially when those liberals tweet something negative about Bernie Sanders, single-payer healthcare, et al. A largely unpleasant person, usually male.

She plays an accessories designer who travels the world and communicates largely by unpleasant video chat.

There may be excitement about the two men meeting again in Manchester but by the end of the battle for Spain, it was largely tiresome and unpleasant.

Never having donned a Pringle jumper in anger a lot of the nuances are lost on me, so I treat the commentary largely as not unpleasant background noise.

It could also provoke a broad discussion of an era that Hollywood has largely viewed as too unpleasant to dwell upon and about which millions of readers know almost nothing.

The consequences would be deeply unpleasant for everybody, largely because the west is already weakened both by its crisis and by the dynamism of emerging economies.

Speculative fiction tends to be largely dystopian; religions that are unpleasant are more exciting, in terms of narrative drive, than religions in which everyone's nice to each other.

Many within China also believe that ISIS is largely a western creation, the unpleasant result of years of botched interventions across the Middle East and Central Asia.