Sentence examples for so disagreeable from inspiring English sources
"She said, 'one looks so disagreeable when one is not smiling'.
If Mr. Almstead finds the task so disagreeable, should he walk away, no matter what the consequences?
Known as hana densha (flower trains), they offer a haven from the gropers who make rush hour in Tokyo so disagreeable.
He began work but backed out and then vented to a reporter that he had only accepted the job with "malicious intent," so he could make paintings so disagreeable as to spoil the appetites of the restaurant's fat-cat patrons.
Others find dusty, dangerous Mogadishu so disagreeable that they spend much of their time abroad.Be modest and stop backing one factionOutside powers have repeatedly tried to impose order on Somalia twice militarily: America invaded in 1992 and Ethiopia in 2006.
You cannot be dismissed due to your personality, unless it is so disagreeable that harmonious relations are not possible with colleagues and outsiders, with whom a good working relationship is essential.
My complaint against them is that they are so extremely disagreeable.
They not only make us feel inadequate but in the process of doing so trigger disagreeable feelings of envy within us--not that we will admit as much.
Likewise, such cynicism pervades the novel Love Among the Ruins: A Romance of the Near Future (1953), set in a dystopian, welfare-state Britain that is so socially disagreeable that euthanasia is the most-sought of the government's social services.
"We disagreed -- often fiercely so -- but we disagreed without being disagreeable".
Nowadays, V. S. Naipaul spends so much time being disagreeable and superior, is so masked and armored, that it can be hard to remember the young writer's woundedness.
