unappealing

With some women, the better you get to know them, the more unappealing they are.

I had given these two unappealing people a new chance in life.

"That is the most unappealing job offer I have ever received."

In short, another portrait of the artist as a young man, though not an unappealing one.

Most Chinese have since moved away, and at first glance the area looks pretty unappealing.

Sending all three children to private school was an unappealing idea and would be too expensive.

On the other, I don't like the places themselves, and the process is pretty unappealing too.

It was the most unappealing meal Cole had ever seen.

It is an unappealing thought, at least with the hope of Bonds returning.

This might sound like an unappealing mix but I am delighted to have read him.

It was an unappealing idea and one which would probably prove difficult to sustain.

But long slow cooking is not exactly an unappealing thought in this weather.

"After almost a year on Enterprise, the thought of a cargo ship is pretty unappealing."

As such, it's a very strange cultural artifact, though not an unappealing one.

Most people see our misrepresentations as an unappealing but necessary part of international politics.

By 1970 the whole foreshore was very unappealing and dirty.

Your bathroom tile is in good shape, but it's an unappealing color.

It wouldn't be long before even its unappealing scent would make his mouth water.

She did as he asked, despite the unappealing fare.

"That's the kiss of death because it makes the instruments sound very unappealing and thin."

She shouldn't waste time talking to someone from an unappealing number!"

The idea of finding himself trampled on by a dinosaur was most unappealing.

Such an asset, therefore, would be an unappealing target for creditors, he said.

The underside now had a large burned area, and the odor was most unappealing.