Sentence examples for unpleasant match from inspiring English sources

The report in Wisden Cricketers' Almanack stated it was probably the most unpleasant match ever played.

Despite England's win, Wisden believed that it was probably the most unpleasant match ever played.

The third Test, which began at Adelaide on 13 January 1933, has been characterised by Wisden as "probably the most unpleasant [Test match] ever played".

Of course, it might also be that you have a range of truly unpleasant behaviours matched only by your partner's legendary forbearance and forgiveness.

The materials did not behave as the student assumed; the result seemed unpleasant or it did not match the vision in student's mind.

My study found six primary themes that influenced doctor shopping behavior: lack of perceived need, convenience, work-provided medical insurance, unpleasant experiences with doctors, searching for a match doctor, and switching between biomedicine and traditional Chinese medicine.

ERPs were recorded at the critical adjectives, which could be either emotionally unpleasant, neutral, or pleasant, and could either agree (match) or fail to agree (mismatch) in gender with the modified noun.

The participants' unpleasant treatment experiences negatively influenced their sense of match with primary care doctors.

To test the failed IAM theory in olfaction, we precisely measured the non-verbal non-task-dependent sniff response concurrent with pleasant and unpleasant odors in 36 children—18 with ASD and 18 matched typically developing (TD) controls.

The selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) match previous antidepressants in effectiveness and have fewer unpleasant side effects.

Beach Thomas filed reports from places such as the Somme in a format matching that of his colleagues, who regularly downplayed the unpleasant aspects of the conflict such as the nature of death.