inhospitably

Oh, that one instance when I was treated inhospitably?

The chair seats, though upholstered, are inhospitably covered in thick plastic.

"Surely it is not the custom of Englishmen to receive strangers so inhospitably."

"Why do you glare at me so inhospitably?"

A feeling he hosted like a guest who refused to leave, no matter how inhospitably he behaved?

The unlucky ones had to wait on line in the aisle outside, the door inhospitably closed in their faces.

"The King tells us you have been treated inhospitably in Morgravia."

"Oh, yes, you can stay here, I reckon," she said, not inhospitably, "if you'll excuse things being a bit upset.

Even the guards who had greeted Stile so inhospitably had relaxed their resentment.

"The coastline of Bear Island is regarded as perhaps the most inhospitably bleak in the world.

Looking at the ceiling he said inhospitably: - I beg your pardon, but why don't you all go to your cabins, really.

I had asked him the question inhospitably enough, for I resented the sort of bright and gratified recognition that still shone in his face.

"You Yankees have been here before," I said as inhospitably as I could.

They define a home wherever they are spread, and the house from which they are missing is inhospitably cold.

For thus inhospitably did this fair earth, our common inheritance, present itself to the mental vision of Mr Verloc.

("The ancient Mariner inhospitably killeth the pious bird of good omen.")

But this year, Mr. Andrews - who the police said was drunk - somehow became separated from his friends just after midnight on the inhospitably cold night.

The town's hot springs with temperatures between 45 C and 75 C lay in the somewhat inhospitably marshy area around Aachen's basin-shaped valley region.

In a land so inescapably and inhospitably cold, hockey is the chance of life, and an affirmation that despite the deathly chill of winter we are alive."

Casting about in his underdog role, he went door to door collecting "quarters for Democrats" in a bid for elective office that was doomed by an inhospitably Republican district.

A stark chair of dark wood waited inhospitably beside the chest, and that completed the room's furnishings save for the bed itself, which seemed to be fashioned almost entirely of heavy metal.

It was one of the hardest tasks I ever performed; I almost fainted with the heat, and most inhospitably rejoiced when his dinner was over, and I saw him depart.

But the captain inhospitably kept him perched on the lowest gang-way step, shivering miserably and with his feet dangling in the water, till we, out of very pity, rowed in from the darkness and took him off.

Rather as a mediocre pick- pocket and a timorous confidence man had he eked out a meager existence, amply punctuated by seasons of straight bumming and intervals spent as the guest of various inhospitably hospitable states.

When the Norwegian compilers of the report on Bear Island had spoken of it as possessing perhaps the most inhospitably bleak coastline in the world, they had been speaking with the measured understatement of true professional geographers.