Sentence examples for unfriendly at from inspiring English sources

Warming up to the two men, he even apologized for having been unfriendly at first.

Cantor suggested that Obama was unfriendly – at least, compared to Joe Biden – and called the president's "charm offensive" on Congress "a success that has not yet been realized (pdf)".

One young woman even suggested that in a city like Toronto, which can seem unfriendly at the best of times, this was an inspiring turn of events.

But Barbara Offner, a nurse who was shopping at the pharmacy, complained about the long lines and unfriendly service at chain stores.

As the unfriendly welcome at Gabreski illustrated, Mr. Bender's idea is not yet a practical itinerary for a family outing.

If anything, it has begun punching back, as the commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, did last week when challenged with unfriendly questions at a City Council hearing.

"There are a lot of strains in this society; Iraq is surrounded by unfriendly neighbors, at least two or three of which don't want us to succeed.

And the United States policy of a "pivot" toward Asia that Mr. Obama announced a year ago — meaning more American naval and air power would return to the region — is viewed by China as an unfriendly effort at containment.

A week after Tiger Woods's quest to extend his winning streak commanded record television ratings, the P.G.A. Tour leader board turned viewer unfriendly today at the Nissan Open, where the weekend will become a scramble to see who can end losing streaks or notch first career victories.

It's this same generational pull that ensures that OS X will stay touchscreen unfriendly for at least a few more years.

"When you look at complaints about unfriendly staff; Gestapo at the boarding gates; being charged for excess bags; being charged to re-print your boarding card: none of it stops us growing month-on-month," Mr O'Leary noted.