Sentence examples for singularly unattractive from inspiring English sources
In the deadly contest for Afghanistan's borderlands, it plays what might seem a singularly unattractive role.
The next James Bond blockbuster will struggle to create an ogre as convincing as Roman Abramovich, or a minion as singularly unattractive as Ron Gourlay.
Populated almost exclusively by "celebrities" from TV shows that made them celebrities for not being celebrities to begin with, Celebrity Big Brother – just started on Channel 5 – is a singularly unattractive viewing proposition.
"How come your paintings are so strong?" Mr. Hart, 77, who likes to paint what he calls "singularly unattractive" animals like anteaters, rhinoceroses, buffalos and crows, chuckles at the recollection.
"It is singularly unattractive to argue that confidentiality should be recognised by the law in order to protect the interests of a solicitor against whom an adverse finding has been made," he added.
They are uniformly encyclopedic, opinionated (East Retford is "a singularly unattractive town"; "Cornwall possesses little of the highest aesthetic quality") and written with an evocative vocabulary that can describe buildings or their features as "lanky", "frantic", "victoriously vulgar" or "Grecian gone gaudy".
