unappetising वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Studies have looked at the nutritional value of the prawns and the possible use of the rather unappetising shells as a sustainable source of meal to use as food in aquaculture systems.
2. Peter Bradshaw gave the film two stars out of five, calling it a " teen " Fatal Attraction " with an unappetising extra helping of " PG-13 rating ."
3. In addition to the serious-minded content, " Lloyd's Weekly " set a standard of vocabulary and syntax that modern readers would find deeply unappetising and dull, as well as difficult.
4. There is a clear way around this ( " The logo of the Department for Children, Schools and Families is colourful . " ) But in more complex ( or just different ) sentences this might be an unappetising formula.
5. On the other hand, I had heard that the original tome was a dry, unappetising academic treatise, written by a pedantic and self-involved author whose stilted prose and difficult turns of phrase reflected the fact that English is not his mother tongue.
6. They offer an unappetising lesson in what happens when power is exercised without responsibility . " A report by Shiv Malik and Nick Cohen published by " The Guardian " the following March said that further allegations of rape have been made internally against another party member.
7. I mustn't give too much away but I've got a bald cap and then on top of that a really bad combover wig and this wispy mustache and wispy beard and horrible blotchy skin and disgusting fingernails . . . And generally speaking a really unappetising piece of work.
8. However, what is intended to be a pleasant day out away from London's grime turns into a disaster when, though hungry, they opt to pass by a'rather low-looking'pub, and can then not find another pub, and are forced to eat an unappetising lunch at a fancy, overpriced hotel instead.
9. Michael Foss is dismissive of the influence of Ludolph on the " Exercises " of St Ignatius, saying " The Exercises show a bit of Ludolph . " Then, writing of St Ignatius, recovering from the cannon-ball wound at the Castle of Loyola, Foss says, " Bored, as only a man of action can be when driven to bed, he was driven by desperation to a few unappetising volumes that the Castle of Loyola offered.