unwelcome造句怎麼寫

give sb an unwelcome responsibility,task,etc

Their hostile looks show that I am unwelcome .

His vulgarity made him unwelcome in our home.

If people send a lot of text messages but receive few replies, they will feel unwelcome.

A woman is unwelcome if she has the habit of arguing with her friends.

Nixon was less likely to brush off the bearer of unwelcome intelligence.

A chattering person without a city hall will appear shallow and vulgar, lacking in self-cultivation and unwelcome.

The word makes people feel like an outsider,and even unwelcome,suggesting separation and insurmountable differences,widening an already existing gap in the situation.

The dramatic weight loss of the stars who are back in shape within weeks, even days, of giving birth, puts" immense and unwelcome pressure" on93 per cent of ordinary women, the survey of2000 new mothers found.

Mr Abe did not upset his hosts with any unwelcome talk about democracy but he did propose a more active,“ multi-layered” relationship with the region, for example offering Japan as an honest broker in the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Bad manners are unwelcome.

A not unwelcome outcome.

He is an unwelcome guest.

She smiled falsely at her unwelcome visitor.

unwelcome sexual behavior by a supervisor toward an employee.

Depression and loneliness are unwelcome, but regular visitors to everyone's life.

attach oneself to sb/sth; join sb/sth as a(sometimes unwelcome or uninvited)companion or member

Every year when the autumn frost comes, people are extremely reluctant to sigh with one voice, which means that it seems to be unwelcome.

It was his peculiar doctrine that a man has a perfect right to interfere by force with the slaveholder, in order to rescue the slave(Henry David mperis to interfere by making unsought, unwelcome, often destructive changes or by trying to influence another in an improper way:

An inappropriate or unwelcome addition.

Irene smiled falsely at her unwelcome visitor.

usu without that, used to express politely a piece of information that may be unwelcome

Haunted not only by their losses—nearly 3,000 soldiers dead—but a sense of being unwelcome and making matters worse, the American people are aching to put the whole misadventure behind them.

Archer withdrew reluctantly with the unwelcome documents.

At the same time it stands condemned by others as an extension of unwelcome authority by the few over the many.

Colds are unwelcome, but regular visitors to everyone's life.

Comments unbid and unwelcome.