Utiliser "unappreciative" dans une phrase
unappreciative exemples de phrases
unappreciative
1. ‘Liz, it was extremely kind and considerate of Molly to offer to come with you this morning,’ I reminded myself, ‘it is totally unreasonable of you to be so terribly unappreciative …’
2. “Yes,” Raven said, unappreciative of the intrusion
3. The warden smiled broadly at him, but Raven frowned, unappreciative of the attention
4. expectant and unappreciative over time – especially with the gifts that
5. Characteristically, the son is terribly torn by these conflicts, and the father sees the son as ungrateful and unappreciative
6. How should we react to those who appear undeserving or unappreciative of our help? The parent who has given up getting ahead and sees "playing the system" as their only option
7. For several minutes, and with an astonishingly varied vocabulary, she denounced unappreciative daughters who let their parents down
8. The wilful child grew into a vexatious young teenager, unappreciative of parental efforts to transform her into a hard-working consolation and support for their old age
9. That was not because the Time Patrol was unappreciative of their efforts on this mission, far from it, but rather because it wanted to focus on the real heroes of this story: the settlers and founders of Ville-Marie
10. “How’s my dog?” he grunted through the fog, sounding a bit unappreciative
11. Pjodarr leapt upon a small male with the grace of a much younger man, while Gruesome wrestled his bulk atop the unappreciative female
12. And how many a city did We destroy for turning unappreciative of its livelihood? Here are their homes, uninhabited after them, except for a few
13. You will see what a mood I was in when I say I felt as I had not since I, a very small boy indeed, ran away from home—it was one evening after I had been put to bed; I came back through the chilly night to take one last glimpse of the family that would soon be realizing how foolishly and wickedly unappreciative they had been of such a treasure as I; and when I saw them sitting about the big fire in the lamp light, heartlessly comfortable and unconcerned, it was all I could do to keep back the tears of self-pity—and I never saw them again