Sentence examples for really undesirable from inspiring English sources

Although that, too, is really, really undesirable.

"The trajectory of 'head girl from Roedean School, degree from Cambridge' suddenly felt really undesirable," she said.

"In other words, the right of first refusal gives the board the ability to weed out a buyer who is really undesirable," Mr. Siegler said.

You feel helpless, hopeless, undesirable and really, really angry and stupid!

Just how undesirable is Kate really?

Light is also an enemy, reacting with bitter compounds in the hops to produce another undesirable compound "which really does give an intense aroma just like a skunk," Dr. Bamforth said.

That people still don't accept this is owing, I think, to a very old cultural narrative which has long encouraged the idea that too much education -- too much anything, really -- makes a woman undesirable.

Often times both members of a relationship will be participating in an undesirable behavior without really being aware.

"I think there's a myth out there that manufacturing is dirty and undesirable, but it's really highly technological".

He points out that any constitutional changes must be approved in a plebiscite, and that should block any undesirable amendments.The charges against the president really depend for their seriousness on the integrity of his critics.

If there are morally undesirable effects of art, they do not really matter in comparison to this all-important experience which art can give.