Sentence examples for singularly unpleasant from inspiring English sources
As Selena quickly discovers, her fellow expeditionaries are a singularly unpleasant and ill-assorted group.
Mutual appreciation is singularly unpleasant, much like dancing with a blood relation.
"The Color Wheel" remains, in my estimation, a singularly unpleasant movie: full of obnoxious characters in scenes that seem overwritten and under-rehearsed, oblivious to the most basic standards of tonal consistency, narrative coherence or visual decorum.
The boorish anti-hero of Martin Amis's novel London Fields is a singularly unpleasant character fond of petty crime, pornography, darts and, above all else, throat-strippingly spicy food.
Somehow, the organizers have turned two infelicitous album titles — Keith Urban's "Love, Pain & the Whole Crazy Thing" and Carrie Underwood's "Carnival Ride" — into one singularly unpleasant phrase, which is odd, especially when they could have called this tour "Keith & Carrie!
There were singularly unpleasant episodes, such as the storm that blew up over the removal of Sir Peter Ramsbotham as ambassador in Washington and his replacement by Peter Jay, the prime minister's son-in-law.
Perhaps there's rational explanations as to why this singularly unappealing, unpleasant drug, has become the narcotic of choice for a generation who've slowly begun to accept their own obsolescence.
Perhaps there are rational explanations as to why this singularly unappealing, unpleasant drug has become the narcotic of choice for a generation that has slowly begun to accept its own obsolescence.
"I rarely do anything singularly.
"Extremely unpleasant, just unpleasant".
