Sentence examples for unappealing character from inspiring English sources
He's an intentionally unappealing character, so I find this attraction genuinely baffling.
Anzor is a frankly unappealing character, whose interminable lectures are a reminder that terrorists make for uncomfortable dinner parties.
Had the show's creators gained any distance from their heroine, they might have noticed that Marcy is a singularly unappealing character, notwithstanding the pathos of those wasted hopes.
(This oily sycophant is a delightfully unappealing character, a living example of the Edith Templeton line, "Malice, even senseless malice, is the luxury of underlings").
That a young woman (played by Emily Watson) would fall in love with this solipsistic and frankly unappealing character is no more believable in the movie than it is in the book, which is one of Nabokov's rare misfires.
Though the latter is determined by our reviewer to be "a frankly unappealing character, whose interminable lectures are a reminder that terrorists make for uncomfortable dinner parties," Hoffman's writing, particularly about music, attains a "striking lyrical intensity".
Lessing, I suggest, is one of the most perfectly drawn but fundamentally unappealing characters I have come across in a long time.
Like a corpse prodded with a Taser, "Drawing" resurrects briefly during a climactic argument; the rest is mostly unappealing characters hanging around in unattractive locations.
But she is no didact, no propagandist, and regards it as her duty to feel her way into her more unappealing characters rather than merely condemn them.
Despite a rumpled charisma, he made a specialty of difficult, unappealing characters to whom he imparted a sense of ravenous need – for love, for esteem, for release, or as in the case of Shepard's brothers, for toast.
Despite Sergeant's ability to craft such a narrative, the high politics of personality and "splits" - especially when you're dealing with such unappealing characters as Cecil Parkinson or Norman Tebbit - has limited attractions.
