Sentence examples for unwelcome things from inspiring English sources

Unwelcome things came and went in his mind's eye.

And in the years since the deal first stalled, one or three unwelcome things have happened.

Many, like Mr Akin's outburst, involved avoiding having to think about unwelcome things (often basic science or economics).

In its next report, the commission might need to say unwelcome things (to the Blair government, that is) about single-party hegemony and weak opposition.

He also didn't do or say any of the unwelcome things she expected him to do or say, which, curiously, irritated her even more.

As individuals, we might feel that there is personal safety to be gained from muffling the voices speaking of uncomfortable or unwelcome things.

Not that this is an unwelcome thing.

8 P.M. (HGTV) MY FIRST PLACE First comes home, then comes marriage in this episode in which a couple discover new -- and potentially unwelcome -- things about each other.

Also why non-Islanders are unwelcome: "The thing that makes all men dangerous: They come, they fight, they destroy and they corrupt.

Alcohol and credit cards are the only things unwelcome.

I see the East Coast today and feel something (among many other things) unwelcome: jealousy.