Sentence examples similar to unappealing characteristic from inspiring English sources
In "Becky Shaw" there are plenty of unappealing characteristics to go around.
It limits a person's right to equal opportunity, reinforces the subordination of groups where unappealing characteristics, including obesity, are concentrated (ie, the poor, some ethnic minorities), and restricts self-expression.
She asserts that such discrimination stifles a person's right to equal opportunity in employment, "reinforces the subordination of groups where unappealing characteristics, including obesity," and chokes freedom of expression, reported The Economist.
It's completely unappealing".
Coriolanus's paternalistic attitude — another primary cause of his downfall — is the characteristic that makes him most unappealing to a contemporary audience.
During their time as PhD candidates, large numbers of women conclude that (i) the characteristics of academic careers are unappealing, (ii) the impediments they will encounter are disproportionate, and (iii) the sacrifices they will have to make are great.
The participants in the study identify many characteristics of academic careers that they find unappealing: the constant hunt for funding for research projects is a significant impediment for both men and women.
unappealing to the critters?
Above all, ingratitude is unappealing.
But the alternatives are unappealing.
