unamiable

After these unamiable remarks, she refused to open her lips.

These words all indicate an unamiable working and expression of temper.

A battered antique, if there ever was one - and very unamiable, too.

They are conscious of looking very unamiable, I suppose, and therefore hate to be seen.

Kitty received this information in a very unamiable spirit.

The Vicar received him with his usual, not unamiable indifference.

Yes, I am sorry you have seen your grandfather in so unamiable a light," replied this extraordinary man. "

This unamiable part of her character has been more strongly developed during the past year. '

Iron Thoughts produced a harsh but not unamiable chuckle in her mind.

This conviction gave a direction to his shrewd and naturally unamiable character.

He appears to have been excessively vain and of an unamiable disposition.

It is not even its own reward, except for the self-centred and - I had almost said - the unamiable.

This unamiable resolve was strengthened by his first impression of Austerby.

That is a very unamiable man, I think, said Patel as they left the police station.

We cannot all imitate this "immense" but unamiable amateur.

He was one of those unamiable and obstinate eccentrics which the Victorian age seemed to breed.

Most of my likenesses do look unamiable; but the very sufficient reason, I fancy, is, because the originals are so.

For she was not always unamiable.

Any other observer might have seen few but unamiable traits, and have given them a far darker colouring.

Indeed, reluctance to swap sides is one of the few unamiable characteristics of this happy breed.

On his long and rather large head grew dry black hair and a tawny moustache did not quite cover an unamiable mouth.

It was a sallow, strong, unamiable face.

Look you, I was in one of my most unamiable moods that afternoon, and can you in your heart wonder at it?

Mr. Jordan gave a little grunt, not unamiable.

He overtakes us and begins talking forthwith in a fluty, but not unamiable, tenor.