disagreeably

"So you're back again," my mother said disagreeably as she came to the door.

"Trust a woman for getting into a man's house if she has made up her mind to," he said disagreeably.

They were disagreeably surprised by the house, however, after their years in England.

We had something to talk about which still dwells disagreeably on my mind.

He held out to me a hand, long, thin, and disagreeably hairy.

"You appear, however, to have been disagreeably impressed by it."

Tighter than the second, it was disagreeably close to their final defensive position.

The orange juice, on the other hand, seemed disagreeably acid.

At the same time, I became disagreeably conscious of the unnatural silence.

The thought of violent death broke disagreeably into his euphoria.

If anybody else took a sniff from it they'd be most disagreeably surprised.

My clothes were clinging to me most disagreeably as the sweat began to dry.

The house had affected all of us so disagreeably that our quest was forgotten.

Standing in front of him, she glared disagreeably down at the tousled brown hair.

"There'd be no reason not to tell you the truth," answered Alex, a touch disagreeably.

He muttered disagreeably when she straightened and raised the scissors again.

He was beginning to be disagreeably impressed by her fantastic behaviour.

But when he again lifted the phone, he was disagreeably surprised.

For example, the show seems strong in Sevres (disagreeably so to this observer).

His whole demeanour I can describe only as disagreeably engaging.

He grunted disagreeably, but she could tell he was pleased.

"As you have so disagreeably pointed out, this conversation is about Bethany.

The shoreline had become disagreeably mucky as a result of the decline in water level.

"How could I not when he popped out so disagreeably down in those crypts?

But the cloud cover was so thick that the day was disagreeably dark.