Sentence examples for suddenly unwelcome from inspiring English sources

Taliban are suddenly unwelcome.

Quiet threats of social isolation followed, she says: dissidents were suddenly unwelcome at weddings and funerals.

Once used – whether for drinking, cooking, diluting, cleansing, quenching thirst and fire, nourishing vegetation, or flushing human waste – it is suddenly unwelcome in the city.

Other international guarantors of the peace deal quickly fell in line and Machar, politically sidelined and suddenly unwelcome, fled to South Africa.

What happened?" – the journalist's nightmare of missing the day's big story was suddenly an unwelcome possibility.

But when he heard the Negro hymn swelling up from the crowd, he said, he suddenly felt unwelcome.

He felt suddenly like an unwelcome guest, like a thief.

An economic collapse in desperately poor North Korea could bring to power a new leader who Beijing doesn't know, or suddenly cause an unwelcome wave of refugees to flee across the border to China.

The Northern Irish suddenly face the unwelcome prospect of physical borders returning to the frontier between the five provinces in the north and the Republic of Ireland in the south; Scottish nationalists gain a new argument in favour of distancing themselves from England and Wales; and the Spanish see new leverage in their efforts to secure control over Gibraltar.

In reading To Kill a Mockingbird we were like children but with the publication of Go Set a Watchman we have landed suddenly in a painful, unwelcome and lonely adulthood.

Suddenly, Black has become an unwelcome intruder in the affairs of a company that he started.