Sentence examples for rather unwelcome from inspiring English sources

Historically, rats have been rather unwelcome, if largely inescapable, companions for the world's militaries.

This is a rather unwelcome discovery from the point of view of possible control.

A Chilean woman woke up to a rather unwelcome guest when she found a puma roaming around in her kitchen.

Stephen Fry has been praised by prostate cancer charities for speaking publicly about his "rather unwelcome and unexpected adventure" battling the disease.

The implicit psychopathology here is rudimentary, and when the show ventures into Eichmann's sexual predilections this theme is extended in a rather unwelcome fashion.

"Frankly, in the last government, the Home Secretary was very keen on controlling immigration, I was very keen on controlling immigration, but sometimes when we got to the Department for Business, we got a rather unwelcome response," he said.

The most talked about event from the Copa America quarter-finals was not Uruguay's surprise exit at the hands of Chile, but rather the unwelcome personal invasion by Chile defender Gonzalo Jara on Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani.

Revolutionary Road, on the other hand, like the compelling book on which it is based, tries to deal in truths, however unwelcome, rather than agreeable myths.

("Somehow they'll have to handle the P.R. on that quite carefully," Pawlyn said. "So that it's a very positive story, rather than an unwelcome gift").

Manage change to ensure the entire company views change as a welcome challenge, rather than an unwelcome roadblock.

Responsibility: the willingness to accept oneself as the source of outcomes in life – whether welcome or unwelcome – rather than blaming others for them.