Sentence examples for unpleasing from inspiring English sources

Yet the hint that Britons are making politicians work harder for their favour is not unpleasing.

His playing of the Albeniz "suggested an almost visual rather than an emotional approach to the music": there was depth and brilliance rather than colour and warmth, a result that was unusual but not unpleasing.

The general consensus among the tasters was that Historic Beer 1843 was light, smooth, and altogether not unpleasing.

No golfer present is going to finish this tournament under par, a fact that will not be unpleasing to the United States Golf Association, which chooses the annual venues and controls every aspect of the tournament, inside and outside the ropes.

It was aesthetically unpleasing.

Then, there was the morning a C.E.O.'s shined shoes disappeared; it seemed another guest found the sight of them in the hallway aesthetically unpleasing and threw them away.

Unpleasing, contrived, eclectic, monotonous discothèque music, the last murky result of the amalgam of black and white musical motifs — the background against which the tiny dramas of white and black misapprehension are nowadays played.

R.E.M. seemed unpleased with the course U.S. politics had taken in the four years since the band had last recorded a studio album; however, the group must have taken solace in its old revved-up folk-rock sound because the new music emerged iconic.

When the D-Day invasion proves successful, the most one British officer can come up with is a diffident double negative: "We were not unpleased with ourselves".

Not that I am in any way unpleased that a long-term single, cosmetically challenged Scot can make the big time.

The fish is a chewy, not-unpleasing pemmican.