Sentence examples for most unsavoury from inspiring English sources

The most expensive Senate race yet was also one of the most unsavoury.

Incredibly, Kaminski's Polish party is not the most unsavoury of the Tories' new partners.

But probably – no, definitely – the most unsavoury aspect of yoga is the feet.

Irving - odious though he is and a propagandist for the most unsavoury cause - has a right to an opinion.

It brought an end to a colourful career that saw him rub shoulders with some of the most unsavoury criminals in the world.

This is a conspiracy theory with the most unsavoury historical precedents - not least in the grim saga of European anti-semitism.

I scanned the hot dog stands and prepaid phone card booths looking for the most trustworthy but unsavoury character I could find, and before I could land on one person in particular, a voice to my right whispered, "ID?" I flipped around.

But as the industry is unlikely to volunteer such unsavoury details, most Cheltenham Festival-goers will remain oblivious to the issue.

But there have also been a number of unsavoury incidents, most notably the confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra that led to Suarez being handed an eight-match ban for racial abuse.

The illegal activity, say prosecutors, has been going on for 20 years.In most of the recently investigated unsavoury dealings in the financial industry, the public alone has been ripped off.

Explaining his decision, director Zack Snyder said: "Lex Luthor is often considered the most notorious of Superman's rivals, his unsavoury reputation preceding him since 1940.