Sentence examples for unwanted appearance from inspiring English sources
"unwanted appearance" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to something that is seen or experienced but is not desired or welcomed. For example, "The squatter's unwanted appearance in the vacant lot was a cause for concern among the neighbors".
Before the first quarter had even ended, Bad Philip Rivers made an unwanted appearance throwing an interception that directly led to Kansas City's second touchdown.
Your work is frequently interrupted by the unwanted appearance of Windows shortcut menus, thanks to the unfortunate location of the "right mouse button" -- a switch on the pen shaft -- precisely where your fingers naturally grip.
But to airport security officials, forced to contend with the specter of armed terrorists on their runways, the unwanted appearance at Kennedy International Airport on Sunday came as a jolt.
In the render above, we see a happy face making an unwanted appearance; frowny faces and other symbols, presumably, could be programmed as well.
As stated earlier, there is a significant burden on the quality of life (QoL) in patients with rosacea, not only cosmetically due to their unwanted appearance but also due to the painful and irritating symptoms associated with the condition.
Even the most attractive people can have that unwanted appearance under their chin if not posing correctly.
The condemnation of dark skin in Sudanese society and its association with an unwanted "African" appearance has driven a large majority of the country's women to bleach their skin.
Tom Palmer made a successful return to Leeds but said that it was only his old club's poor goalkicking that allowed his French employers to maintain their unbeaten record in this unwanted first appearance in Europe's second tier for eight years.
In contrast to forming processes with established monolithic die configurations, phenomena like tilted structures and the appearance of unwanted burr were investigated.
Just as characters in horror films must deal with the frequent appearance of unwanted entities, so too must horror shows confront something equally unreal that makes their job more difficult.
The delegates, as you would suspect from a very diverse group such as this, voiced concerns about cultural imperialism and the appearance of unwanted imposition of culturally insensitive "outsider" solutions to local problems.
