Sentence examples for unsavory features from inspiring English sources
Still, who would deny that Nicorettes have unsavory features all their own?
Other challenges to Sher's theory include the worry that it is too "sanitized" because it compromises psychological realism by "stripping away [blame's] unsavory features" (McGeer 2013: 166).
Google is also trying to make it easier to find out why bad stuff is showing up in Autocomplete when it does happen – the company says it's been "asked tough questions about why shocking or offensive predictions were appearing" in the feature, which is an understatement given the scrutiny it's received from the public and the media anytime the Autocomplete feature returns unsavory responses.
(Nov. 3), directed by Robert Kenner, features Eric Schlosser and Michael Pollan on unsavory aspects of the American diet.
Once the picture is taken, you see a preview on the screen with the option to retake or to post, a nice (and necessary) feature to help you avoid unsavory shots.
On the wildly popular "Sex and the City," explicit and sometimes unsavory dilemmas are candidly discussed, while cable's "Loveline" features a panel of two unshockable young men who give witty, hip advice on questions of sexual correctness -- the more outrageous the better -- posed by attractively flummoxed young women.
The clip featured Maria Kanellis, a professional wrestler, telling an unsavory story in the boardroom about chef Curtis Stone using a bathroom he wasn't entitled to and Trump reacting poorly to the tale.
A new SayNow feature, however, allows youngsters to connect with strangers to talk about similar interests, something that unsavory adults could abuse.
Russia is an unsavory player.
Unsavory characters inhabited it.
— and unsavory reputation.
