Sentence examples for more disagreeable from inspiring English sources
That was a much more disagreeable job than the first.
Hard to say whether the repressive or the blaring profile is more disagreeable.
The movie world would be an awful lot duller and more disagreeable without Terry Gilliam.
When he visits Richard he finds that the lowboy has actually made Richard more disagreeable than he'd been before.
"The movie world would be an awful lot duller and more disagreeable without Terry Gilliam," writes our own Peter Bradshaw.
Mathieu Amalric plays Dominic Greene, who sounds like a Foxton's estate agent but is actually a megalomaniac environmentalist – and only marginally more disagreeable.
No wonder, for a more snobbish, disagreeable man it would be hard to discover.
At times the newsmen seemed to be judging him as though he were the latest contender for President of the U.S. Yet, as if ashamed to find themselves so impressed, the American observers were at pains to remind us of more substantial and disagreeable aspects of his rule.
Compared to current U.S. population norms, U.S. presidents were more extroverted and disagreeable than their constituents.
No more dealing with disagreeable clients, or employees whose egos are bigger than their abilities.
Universities are meant to be bastions of open-mindedness and free speech, they say, but are more prone to censoring disagreeable ideas or drowning them out — a practice some have labeled "the heckler's veto".
