Sentence examples for most disagreeable from inspiring English sources

And, as with most disagreeable facts, they block that one out.

That's why he can dispose very easily of the most disagreeable facts".

The result of all this muscle-clenching, Emerson reports, is a "most disagreeable sensation".

To do so, however, is not to deny the fact that the drugs trade rewards some of the world's nastiest people and most disagreeable countries.

Deliberately outrageous opinions flowed from him, and polished epigrams (a sample: "Dora Russell was one of the most disagreeable women Bertrand Russell ever married").

Furthermore, Sprint has just announced that it has taken a whack at one of the most disagreeable aspects of cellphone ownership: programming the phone's address book.

You probably already know the story of the orphaned Mary Lennox, "the most disagreeable-looking child ever seen", and her rehabilitation of the spooky walled-in garden with the killer tree (the one the late Mrs Craven fell out of).

The book was greeted by a "peculiarly savage review" in The Sunday Express, which called it "one of the most heartless, disagreeable books I have ever read".

Richard Garber and Nicole Robertson of GRO Architects were assigned to reimagine sidewalk scaffolding, ordinarily among the most daunting and disagreeable of obstacles.

Fuller's parents still live in Africa, in Chirunda, Zambia, in 'one of the least healthy, most malarial, hot, disagreeable places' in the entire country.

In this serious-minded and meticulously detailed book, Brody is too forgiving of some of Godard's later, lesser work, but his urge to assess it thoroughly seems to spring from a heartfelt desire to comprehend this complicated and, by most accounts, thoroughly disagreeable man.