Sentence examples for unpleasantness because from inspiring English sources

But, he added, the government cannot constitutionally protect his "aversion" to being exposed to such unpleasantness "because of the First Amendment".

Certain chemicals squirting through my brain tag this experience as unpleasant, while other chemicals, from a different part of my brain, override this unpleasantness, because past experience has taught me that wiggling my bony protrusions will lead to acquiring paper that I can use to obtain more bird flesh, which I require for life.

That's how I felt as I read on in his work, through novels and stories, accepting the occasional ungainliness and unpleasantness because he gave me something consoling and amusing and even ecstatic.

McIntyre's production evades such unpleasantness because it grasps the essential point that, although the play happens to be about a group of actors, it exposes the day-to-day anxieties, ridiculous workload and terrible management decisions that affect any over-stretched, irredeemably mediocre workplace.

"I rather hope it's going to unveil some unpleasantness, because that will give us confidence that things are being done properly," he said.

Alright: Let's move on from that unpleasantness, because there is a lot of great stuff in this episode.

Mr. Ihmed, who wears wraparound sunglasses and whose friends here know him as Mo, said he had not faced any threats, curses or other unpleasantness recently because of his Arab background.

While perceiving numbed vs. non-numbed hands resulted in clearly different pain intensity ratings, this effect was significantly reduced for unpleasantness ratings because – in line with the cover story - the biopsies on the numbed hand were evaluated as unpleasant for the target.

This is important, not only because of the unpleasantness of pain but also because of the strong association of pain in CP with lower subjective well-being and reduced participation.

Shone disagrees with me vigorously, and in a way that inspires useful thought about some fundamental ideas: Imagine if there ever was to arrive a group of artists and critics who pursued unpleasantness as an aim, not because they found life unpleasant but because they found the people that found it pleasant objectionable?

Just as good is Geoff Bell's Tommy Hatcher – the scene where he beats Pete to death, singing "He's only a poor little Hammer", is horrifying, and not simply because of the unpleasantness of the act.