unwelcome

Unwelcome news for those who, like us, are not morning people.

"You could be getting a little unwelcome company before long."

Now he was simply another body, and an unwelcome one at that.

Of course, such a committee would not have been unwelcome.

The pain in his heart was not new, but still unwelcome.

"This will be unwelcome news for others" in the industry.

Not that he wants for attention, some of it unwelcome.

And in another way, they brought with them an association that was not unwelcome to him.

Unwelcome attention, but not likely to trouble the share price.

The real world was like an unwelcome guest at a private party.

Only then did he turn to face his unwelcome visitors.

The campaign comes in the wake of some unwelcome news for the industry.

At the very least, they will get an unwelcome shock to the system.

They only had to wait a few minutes before their unwelcome company arrived.

I get the impression he has had some rather unwelcome news.

Even a worm would have been unwelcome company, she said.

But it seemed to be his night for unwelcome thoughts.

I feel like an unwelcome stranger in my own house.

But now, the matter is likely to get another unwelcome dose of attention.

But for many voters in the district, change seems an unwelcome idea.

At the top, a young woman from California gave me an unwelcome compliment.

Would we be unwelcome or "in the wrong place" if using these free sites?

The show begins with the unwelcome news that two people will be going home this week.

And being asked to work longer before retiring is unwelcome news for many.

An unwelcome poor relation, she had little help from her family.