Sentence examples for particularly disagreeable from inspiring English sources

"Someone" — a particularly disagreeable accostee, he believes — "hacked into the Web site and destroyed it".

After she had gone out on a particularly disagreeable date, she called him for consolation.

There is something particularly disagreeable about the growing mishmash of intrusive regulation.

In other words, particularly disagreeable programmers do not create better code".

At one well-established upscale food shop, he said, a young clerk tried to dispatch a particularly disagreeable customer by pricing salad at $86 a pound.

In the first, the ballerina gets hauled around by one man, in the second, one soloist receives more intense treatment from four men (the way they flip, throw and drop her is particularly disagreeable), and in the third, a second female soloist is continually manipulated by two men.

Leisure, freedom provided by the cessation of coerced activities, particularly time free from disagreeable work or duties.

But a valuable new study joins growing evidence that ibuprofen and similar anti-inflammatory painkillers taken before a workout do not offer any benefit and may be causing disagreeable physical damage instead, particularly to the intestines.

"Look, you can disagree without being disagreeable.

Don't be disagreeable when you disagree.

It really is possible to disagree without being disagreeable.