“unappealing”造句，怎麼用unappealing造句

Such limitations may be intended to deter piracy, but they also could render cloud services unappealing to the typical consumer.

As much as it may be unappealing to many, diving is just a part of the game of soccer.

The Void Lurker is a cheap, ethereal, immobile rainbow mage with strong astral magic. Stationary and aquatic only is rather unappealing though.

Now, like most unappealing, low-paid occupations, it is increasingly carried out by immigrants: eight out of ten London prostitutes are foreigners, police think.

The findings may help explain why blue is pleasing to people everywhere, why Japanese women tend to like light colors, and why dark yellow is generally unappealing, among other trends.

This the curse of uncertainty: it makes everything feel unappealing.

Being too available or too desperate is unappealing in dating both personally and professionally, I guess.

However, it's old enough to have little street value, and heavy enough to be unappealing to most thieves.

Nose-picking Many of us do it, but eating bogeys offers little nutritional reward – could there be a health reason for the unappealing habit?

Yet a bombastic, overly tribal leader may well seem unappealing in the coalition era (and he may one day be called upon to lead a coalition of his own).

ISPF green screen user interface is unfamiliar or unappealing to new hires.

[color=#000000][font=Times New Roman]The arrogance of big money, Mrs Astor wrote once, “is one of the most unappealing of characteristics”.

Earlier research has shown that people defer tasks that are unappealing, difficult or expensive, which is no great surprise.

To many of our students, Confucianism appears stodgy, unappealing, and detached from real life.