Sentence examples for less appealing side from inspiring English sources

Even Mr. McCain's backers say that, inevitably, the public is likely to see a less appealing side of him.

During that time, a Manhattan Inc. magazine article, "Money Dearest," chronicled her rise and the less appealing side of her relentless drive to be rich.

But, earlier in the day when he seemed to place the blame for Ryan Owens's death at the feet of his generals, he showed a far less appealing side.

The article focuses on the street markets and the "exotic" appeal of finding and owning an apartment in Paris, but fails to provide a full picture of the less appealing side of France, a country dominated by the role of the state and its bureaucrats, and still with a Communist Party.

The timing of Ferguson's autobiography, with all its strategic point-scoring, is another demonstration of his less appealing side and, yes, it is probably true Moyes would not have looked quite so inadequate if the retired manager were not so visible.

And for the rest there can be some less appealing side effects that warrant careful scrutiny.

We are about to enjoy a display of skill and fortitude at the Paralympic Games which comes specially close to the Olympic ideal and is largely free from the less appealing sides of competitive sport.

But the rain's side effects are less appealing.

When you leave the white part of the fruit the end pieces you cut will not look good on both sides and be less appealing.

Maybe not, until you consider the flip side of what's less appealing about them.

"It's been a race to the bottom, with each iteration less appealing than the last – shorter acting, worse side effects and so on," says Mike Jay.