unprepossessing

To anyone else, the room looks like the unprepossessing office of a college science teacher.

The fire walls make the building look unprepossessing and cut off.

The picture conducts its business in an unprepossessing 100 minutes.

Kirk thought he had never seen such an unprepossessing group of people in his entire life.

He shook his head and looked at the three unprepossessing animals behind him.

"The whole thing is perfectly clear," said this unprepossessing old woman.

This unprepossessing young fellow who seemed no different from one of his own guard?

In fact, its design is unprepossessing, and a week's worth of driving turned no heads at all.

It was a neat, unprepossessing house, set in a line among many such houses.

To my inexperienced eye they appeared more unprepossessing than ever.

For once my unprepossessing looks had stood me in good stead!

A few things stand out about this unprepossessing city.

The ferry was the most unprepossessing sea vessel I've ever seen.

Never, he thought, had he seen a more unprepossessing girl.

The poor old male organ is an unprepossessing bit of flesh.

Civilization, like the city of Venice, seems to have been built on unprepossessing ground.

They are scattered across the city, often in unprepossessing locales.

He cast an interested eye over the pastor's unprepossessing form.

"Hardest part's not knowing anything," said the woman's unprepossessing husband.

The company's unprepossessing name comes from its origins nearly a half-century ago.

The object itself, I had to admit, seemed unprepossessing at first glance.

Led by Tim, the company approached the unprepossessing little hut.

She felt small and vulnerable, unprepossessing in the face of his masculine beauty.

They are an unprepossessing bunch, what the world would label as losers.

Off ice, he blends with the scenery in an unprepossessing way.