Sentence examples for rather unattractive from inspiring English sources

Actually, they are rather unattractive.

It shares utilities with a rather unattractive neighbor: another state prison.

It was in the shape of two figures, an attractive young woman and a rather unattractive looking old man.

With the headlong smash that comes from a health problem rearing its rather unattractive head there also comes a moment of unequivocal stillness.

If you do too much acting in a lead part in a feature film where you're 40ft high, it's rather unattractive.

"I can imagine a scenario where gas prices have [dropped] and nuclear was falling behind and very big, and the whole thing started to look rather unattractive," he added.

What we have in a place like Los Angeles are doctors who have patient lists of 300 to 400 that they see once every month and a half, often in rather physically unattractive structures.

I had remembered her [from SS's days at Cal ]as definitely not beautiful, rather gross and unattractive.

The smaller particles make the cream clear, rather than leaving unattractive white marks on the skin, meaning people are more likely to apply it.

It's an ideology that is explicitly based on a refusal to compromise with squalid reality, and dedicated to cheerleading for war whenever one looks practical, and a rather coarse and unattractive self-aggrandisement of the US at the expense of all other countries (particularly Muslim ones) at all other times.

Beset by the rising prices, the Culture of No, and other contributing factors such as stagnant wages and overwhelming student loan debt, many potential first time homebuyers are losing faith in the prospect of homeownership altogether - not because it is altogether unattractive, rather it seems unattainable.