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Sentences ending with disagreeable

Along the streets were places of torment and torture exceedingly ingenious and disagreeable. [4]
This work is too disagreeable. [5]
Only he admitted to the Bishop of Arras that the radiant light which was shining into his window was disagreeable. [10]
Why is it that almost all philanthropists and reformers are disagreeable? [4]
One is forced, step by step, to get experience in the world; but the learning is so disagreeable. [14]
Others, the majority, disliked him and considered him conceited, cold, and disagreeable. [2]
The effect of climate upon disposition and upon manners needs to be considered some day; but we are now only trying to understand the attractiveness of the disagreeable. [4]
The bear's manners are thoroughly disagreeable. [4]
I didn't mean anything disagreeable. [4]
Monsieur did call again, taking care not to make himself disagreeable. [9]

More example sentences with the word disagreeable in them

But no doubt you, who are old, have long since grown accustomed and reconciled to what seems to me such a disagreeable novelty. [5]
And then I wondered if it was not the disagreeable habit of some night-patrol or other to beat round the garden before the Sire went to bed for good, to find just such characters as I was gradually getting to feel myself to be. [4]
The awkward, uncouth wickedness of remote country-places, where culture has died out after the first crop, is about as disagreeable as the ranker and richer vice of city life, forced by artificial heat and the juices of an overfed civilization. [4]
Yet, on the whole, I felt a certain complacency about it all; I knew that suffering was disagreeable, I had learned how to avoid it, and I may have had, deep within me, a feeling that I might marry her after all. [9]
If this assumption were true it would be none the less disagreeable to the new-comers. [4]
I knew there was something troubling me,--and the thought which had been working through comes up to the surface clear, definite, and articulates itself,--a disagreeable duty, perhaps, or an unpleasant recollection. [6]
And this premonition was disagreeable to him though he knew it could not be helped. [2]
His ill-humor, however, was concentrated on one spot; that was Mr. Meigs's back; he thought he had never seen a more disagreeable back, a more conceited back. [4]
And Mr. Plimpton was beginning to have the unusual and most disagreeable feeling of having been weighed in the balance and found wanting. [9]
In fact, she was an intellectual person, whom qualities of the heart saved from being disagreeable, as they saved her on the other hand from being worldly or cruel in her fashionableness. [8]
But now the war chest of our opponents was negligible; and we were comforted by the thought that, however disagreeable the affair might be while it lasted, in the long run capital was invincible. [9]
No doubt his want of advancement was partly due to want of influence, which better birth would have given him; but the plain truth is that he had a talent for making himself disagreeable to his associates. [4]
It makes him very disagreeable, because it makes his breath bad, and keeps his teeth all stuck up with tar. [5]
It is entirely useless, and makes a more disagreeable noise than a Chinese gong. [4]
She was still under the mastery of the feeling that some disagreeable dream had borne her back to these miserable rooms, while her true place was in the magnificent apartments of royalty. [10]
Mr. Livingston was told not to make himself disagreeable, but to protest. [9]
Fulkerson was able to wear off the disagreeable impression the affair left during the course of the fore-noon, and he met Miss Woodburn with all a lover's buoyancy when he went to lunch. [8]
With the entreaty to spare him in future the pain of refusing any wish of the woman he loved, the disagreeable affair had been dismissed. [10]
Before he went to Prebrunn, Dr. Mathys had counselled him not to forget during the disagreeable reception awaiting him that he was dealing with an irritable invalid, and the thoroughly noble man resolved to remember it as an excuse. [10]
As he drove through the silent forest roads on his way homeward that afternoon, the Honourable Hilary revolved the new and intensely disagreeable fact in his mind as to how he should treat a prodigal who had attempted manslaughter and was a fugitive from justice. [9]
I can't get this title page printed here without having to lie so much that the thought of it is disagreeable to one reared as I have been. [5]
Many had made themselves disagreeable to their neighbours by their caustic criticisms and ill-natured complaints, at the same time bringing misfortune upon themselves by a most curious exhibition of their own faults. [10]
He declares that their annoyances, sufferings, mortifications, envies, jealousies, disappointments, dissatisfactions (and so on through the dictionary of disagreeable emotions), are a great deal more than those of the poor, and that they are more worthy of sympathy. [4]
And now to the many things which contributed to increase her hostile mood, was added the disagreeable consciousness that during the last few hours she had treated her contemptibly. [10]
In spite of the cries of protest that followed her and drew--she thought--an unnecessary and disagreeable attention to her departure, she threaded her way among groups of people who stared after her. [9]
As soon as the convicts had thrown themselves on the ground the rattle of wheels, the neighing of fiery steeds, shouts of command, and sometimes the disagreeable braying of an ass were heard. [10]
He was sure that Mr. Greenhalge didn't want to be disagreeable, it was true and unfortunate that such things were so, but they would be amended: he promised all his influence to amend them. [9]
The cold wind sweeping over Epsom downs reminded me of our own chilling easterly breezes; especially the northeasterly ones, which are to me less disagreeable than the southeasterly. [6]
But besides this, sounds frequently recurring at irregular intervals are highly disagreeable, as every one will admit who has listened at night to the irregular flapping of a rope on board ship. [1]
She had felt so secure in her innocence, and the countess had interceded for her so cleverly that, absorbed by anxieties concerning Eva, Cordula, and her mother, she had already half forgotten the disagreeable incident. [10]
There is something so disagreeable in having a personal contact with a publisher. [5]
Idleness had long since grown to be the occupation of his life; but accustomed to it as he was, he was sometimes conscious of its dark attendant shadow ennui--as of a disagreeable and intrusive interruption to the enjoyment of life. [10]
If the meeting should decide to quit business Jan. 4, I'd like to have Stoker stopped from paying in any more money, if Miss Harrison doesn't mind that disagreeable job. [5]
What disturbs me," she continued, "is to find you and the poets founding your new freedom on new justifications, discarding the old law only to make a new one,--as though we could ever get away from necessities, escape from disagreeable things, except in dreams. [9]
Besides, what she saw from the open window in Red Cock Street was disagreeable and annoying. [10]
Both had the same kind of daring, but in Puss the trait had developed into a somewhat disagreeable outspokenness which made many people dislike her. [9]
Then they trooped sadly on to school, resolved to make matters as disagreeable as possible for poor Miss Bruce, who had not offended in any way. [9]
The nurse was right, and he must perform the disagreeable duty of letting the Doctor know that he was getting into a track which might very probably lead to mischief, and that he must back out as fast as he could. [6]
There were disagreeable results, several times, and so we very seldom ask or grant the privilege, nowadays, and we never even think of such a thing unless the case is extremely urgent. [5]
It thus also removed the soft rind of fruit that had a disagreeable flavour. [1]
In spite of Prince Andrew's disagreeable, ironical tone, in spite of the contempt with which Rostov, from his fighting army point of view, regarded all these little adjutants on the staff of whom the newcomer was evidently one, Rostov felt confused, blushed, and became silent. [2]
A small seal playing by himself near the shore, floating on and diving under the breakers, is not so very disagreeable, especially if he comes so near that you can see his pathetic eyes; but these brutes in this perpetual summer resort are disgustingly attractive. [4]
On the driver's perch before him are arranged his attractions,--a box of notions, a grinning skull, with full teeth and jaws that work on hinges, some vials of red liquid, and a closed jar containing a most disagreeable anatomical preparation. [4]
We can get on with surface weaknesses and eccentricities, and even disagreeable peculiarities, if the substratum of character is sound. [4]
Helmholtz has explained on physiological principles why concords are agreeable, and discords disagreeable to the human ear; but we are little concerned with these, as music in harmony is a late invention. [1]
We scrubbed it off with a coarse towel and rode off with a splendid brand-new smell, though it was one which was not any more disagreeable than those we have been for several weeks enjoying. [5]
Drinking his fill of this scene, Austen forgot an errand which was not only disagreeable, but required some fortitude for its accomplishment. [9]
It is one of the most disagreeable things connected with a person; and although it certainly does a great deal of good, it cannot be said to pay, in the long run; it would be much better to have less good and more comfort. [5]
Some are afraid of roses, and I have known those who thought a pond-lily a disagreeable neighbor. [6]
The original sentence of imprisonment in Mr. Vallandigham's case was to prevent injury to the military service only, and the modification of it was made as a less disagreeable mode to him of securing the same prevention. [7]
But I prefer not to lay up so many disagreeable surprises for myself at that time. [8]
True, it was not to be sent until to-morrow, but there is nothing of which we are more glad to rid ourselves than the disagreeable transactions from which we shrink. [10]
When we do not know exactly what to do with an exceptional man who is disagreeable, we call him an Instrument of Providence. [4]
I hope it's not anything of a very disagreeable nature, though? [12]
I returned to my office in one of those moods that are the more disagreeable because conflicting. [9]
I feel it my duty to speak frankly, Mr Hodder, disagreeable though it be, in view of our former relations. [9]
I have felt much less of the disagreeable pains in my chest lately, and much less also of the soreness and hoarseness. [14]
For this would mean a disagreeable shaking up of their own lives. [9]
His coming vexed me from the first, and I said something disagreeable to him. [2]
In excess it may be very disagreeable, but when it is combined with genuine good-nature and no self-assertion, it is attractive. [4]
When your foreigner makes disagreeable comments on New York by daylight, float him down the river at night. [5]
The mistake they make is in trying to write, and especially to "stump-speak," like men; next to an effeminate man there is nothing so disagreeable as a mannish woman. [4]
She had not left her suffering mother until her eyes closed in slumber, and was now waiting for Eva, to hear whether the entertainment had proved less disagreeable than she feared, and--as she had sent her maid to bed--to help her undress. [10]
He sat or lay day after day almost motionless, never once making a display of those vulgar convulsions or contortions of pain which are so disagreeable to society. [4]
She had always lacked patience to wait upon the sick, and Ursel had grown so harsh and disagreeable since she joined the Protestants. [10]
He had found kingship a most aggravating and disagreeable occupation, and you can see by the look of him that he is glad he resigned. [5]
After the first jarring contact with Dryfoos, the editor ceased to feel the disagreeable fact of the old man's mastery of the financial situation. [8]
I dare say it would not be anything like as disagreeable as one supposes. [12]
To shun examination into the dangerous and disagreeable seems to me cowardly. [14]
I did not intend to be led into the thankless and disagreeable position of condemning Hambleton Durrett. [9]
It made her infinitely more agreeable, or less disagreeable, as the reader may choose one or the other statement, than when she was always fretting about her "responsibility. [6]
I was still in this disagreeable frame of mind when I turned the corner by my house and caught sight of Maude, in the front yard, bending bareheaded over a bed of late flowers which the frost had spared. [9]
When he noticed in Balashev's face the disagreeable impression this reception produced, Davout raised his head and coldly asked what he wanted. [2]
There was something I wanted to do before leaving, but it was a disagreeable matter, and I hated to go at it. [5]
In great uneasiness I pursued my way, my imagination summing up for Nick all kinds of adventures with disagreeable consequences. [9]
But no one heeded the disagreeable fellow, who had no intimate friends in the group. [10]
She insisted that he was a bad man, and that in the duel with Bezukhov, Pierre was right and Dolokhov wrong, and further that he was disagreeable and unnatural. [2]
We may never have considered the attraction for us of the disagreeable, the positive fascination of the uncommonly ugly. [4]
The handsome major-domo had grown gray, his bright face was wrinkled, and his smiling lips now wore a new, disagreeable, almost cruel expression of mockery. [10]
Snow covered the ground, the sky was leaden, and the air had a penetrating chill in it far more disagreeable than extreme cold. [4]
The deepest secrecy--Hadrian greets Titianus, as he has so often done for years at the beginning of disagreeable business letters, and only with half his heart. [10]
It killed a good many disagreeable people who troubled the hearthstone at one time or another. [5]
The odour emanating from so many dead fowls, on which the sun, already high in the heavens, was shining, became disagreeable to her, and a strong sense of discomfort, whose cause, however, she did not seek, made her turn from them. [10]
The prevalent hypothesis for the moment was that Maurice had a congenital aversion to some color, the effects of which upon him were so painful or disagreeable that he habitually avoided exposure to it. [6]
The people are filthy in their habits, and this makes filthy streets and breeds disagreeable sights and smells. [5]
General Bagovut, a fighting old soldier of placid temperament, being also upset by all the delay, confusion, and cross-purposes, fell into a rage to everybody's surprise and quite contrary to his usual character and said disagreeable things to Toll. [2]
With a young fellow of the habits of Philip, such injuries cannot be counted on to tarry long, even for the purpose of love-making, and Philip found himself getting strong with even disagreeable rapidity. [5]
These disagreeable thoughts fell upon her soul like mildew upon growing grain, and after Gombert had helped her into the carriage again she begged him to let her rest in silence for a while. [10]
She had strong features, and a very decided, though not disagreeable, manner. [9]
It was most disagreeable, and he was so rude" (a little thrill in the arm again)--"well, not exactly rude, but he was not a bit nice to me, and I am afraid I showed by my looks that I was irritated. [4]
Finding the world disagreeable to themselves, they wish to make it as unpleasant to others as possible. [4]
Something of this disagreeable sort was turning up every now and then. [5]
So fast will disagreeable appearances, swine, spiders, snakes, pests, mad-houses, prisons, enemies, vanish; they are temporary and shall be no more seen. [6]
It was a disagreeable animal, in every way. [5]
And he was desiring me particularly to comprehend that he had been acting under most disagreeable orders when he sent for the bailiff, before I cut him short. [9]
The work of cutting down the big weeds gets on slowly, although it is not very disagreeable, or would not be if it were play. [4]
In vain did Comyn and I plead for some less public spot on account of the disagreeable advertisement the matter had received. [9]
Baby Mills took care of his toys; Baby Benton always destroyed his in a very brief time, and then made himself so insistently disagreeable that, in order to have peace in the house, little Edward was persuaded to yield up his play-things to him. [5]
Then he laughed bitterly, exclaiming that those joys were the very ones which produced the most disagreeable satiety. [10]
I'll tell Miss Benson that if she stays in Newport she must improve her mind, "You can make yourself as disagreeable as you like to me, but mind you are on your good behavior at dinner tonight, for the Misses Pelham will be here. [4]

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