Sentence examples for unsavoury elements from inspiring English sources

Oppenheim was shielded from many of the more unsavoury elements of band life.

Careful screening of the recruits is supposed to maintain the tribal balance and keep out unsavoury elements.

They also say his sprawling coalition includes unsavoury elements, such as xenophobes and fans of Stalin, who was born in the Georgian town of Gori.

The unsavoury elements, bespeaking as they do a consciousness far more troubled than the casual Beatle observer might have suspected, are crucial to their piquancy.

Former Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell said: "One of the most unsavoury elements of this case is the repeated and unfounded criticism of the judges who sat in the trial, and those who heard the subsequent appeal against conviction.

Fei explains that Victor Hugo's novel is so well loved there that these unsavoury elements of the story can be overlooked; in any case, it's the romance that's the focus.

That could have the effect of dampening some of the game's more unsavoury pay-to-win elements (where those players who have invested hundreds of pounds in new cards wind up with a hefty advantage in PvP play).

At this time, schools of sword fighting also developed a somewhat unsavoury quality, attracting members from the criminal element of society who wanted to learn the skilled use of weapons.

This was an unsavoury, profane and uncompromising show, with Al Swearengen personifying all those elements.

And my argument is this: that yes there are elements of the Syrian opposition that are deeply unsavoury, that are very dangerous, very extremist, and I want nothing to do with them.

It might be less unsavoury.