Sentence examples for made it unpleasant from inspiring English sources

The wife wasn't invited because her mother-in-law didn't like her and made it unpleasant for her to be there.

What's more, 77percentt of e-mail users, up from 70percentt in June, said that spam made it "unpleasant and annoying" to be online.

Instead, they find other ways to make it unpleasant to stay.

We are talking about making it unpleasant for these institutions to die".

But according to employees, it has in place a set of incentives that make it unpleasant, to put it mildly, for staffers to sell a computer without a whole bunch of accessories, particularly a service plan.

There is no reason for this frenzy except in people's minds, and those who feel there is should get over it and stop making it unpleasant and dangerous for the rest of us.

The lust for big-sport glamour has led the university to open the doors not only to those who are not able or interested in getting an education but also to those who make it unpleasant and dangerous.

"It's a very smart tactic," said Charles C. Haynes, the director of the Religious Freedom Education Project at the Newseum in Washington, "because by countering the message, they make it unpleasant for people who want religious messages in the public square, and less likely that they will push for them".

Among the several oh-too-true observations in comedian Jon Stewart's take-down of Steve Jobs was the suggestion that Jobs is obsessed with the technical demerits of Flash when a vastly bigger shortcoming affects the iPhone: an AT&T network that makes it unpleasant to use the phone as, well, a phone.

They hoped to get the conference cancelled, or at least make it unpleasant for attendees.

But in recent years scientists have been looking at heart health in people with genetic variants that make it unpleasant to drink (with side effects like nausea and facial flushing), thus leading them to avoid alcohol or drink very little.