Sentence examples for unpleasant aspects from inspiring English sources
"The Apostle" largely deep-sixes these and other unpleasant aspects of Pentecostalism.
To some degree, Louisa's own public life involved managing the more unpleasant aspects of her husband.
"I have pleasant memories, and there are also some unpleasant aspects of it, too".
In addition to the unpleasant aspects of the tests, most patients dread the preparation, which involves cleaning out the colon.
(I wrote about other unpleasant aspects of Super Tuesday over at Daily Comment, where I can be found on Wednesdays).
John to Julian I agree with you that there are some "deeply unpleasant aspects" to the pornography industry.
The one consistently unpleasant aspect of the show was the stink of twentieth-century television humor.
And that leads to the most unpleasant aspect of his job.
The most unpleasant aspect of "November" is not the cynicism it expresses; it is the cynicism it evokes.
The most unpleasant aspect, in fact, is the smell of wet feathers with a slight acrid note of blood.
The most unpleasant aspect of The Apprentice – worse than the boasting, the repetition or the intergalactic levels of rock-hard stupidity – has always been its response to humility.
