Sentence examples for so unwelcome from inspiring English sources
So why do I feel so unwelcome?
It is no wonder that the convention is so unwelcome.
The question, however, is whether this "war 2.0" is really so unwelcome.
Something had to give — hopefully, the seven or so unwelcome souvenirs I acquired last year.
This is so unwelcome, however, that I've learned I'd better not.
Not since Alfred Hitchcock put poor Tippi Hedren through all that nasty pecking have so many unwelcome birds crowded into a single landscape.
It is the start of a remarkable 20-minute, one-man play intended for Israeli audiences but so far unwelcome in Israeli theatres.
Company officials said the proposed training camp — in a secluded, mountain-protected site — is part of an unfolding business strategy to diversify beyond the kind of dangerous, controversial operations that have attracted so much unwelcome attention in Iraq.
Syrians have rarely felt so isolated, unwelcome as tourists in Lebanon and to some degree shunned by the other countries in the region, which are unwilling to irritate the West by supporting Syria in the context of a murder investigation.
Meanwhile, Mr. B—"the finest young gentleman in five counties"—assumed that what he wanted from Pamela would not be so very unwelcome, especially since, like any decent "gentleman of pleasure," he was prepared to reward her for her favors.
