eyesore

For the rest of the nation, the game was an eyesore.

Some also considered it to be something of an eyesore.

Both men had the same thought: Why not buy the eyesore and put something back into the community?

But by American standards, they were something of an eyesore.

It is also an eyesore to have an empty building.

It's an eyesore and residents want something to be done.

"But I guess everyone else thought it was an eyesore."

"With their money and ability, they could have done something a little less of an eyesore," she said.

If people think it's an eyesore they can come down and join in.

If only for a moment, an eyesore can be magnificent.

The church, which now has 2,400 members, thinks the store is a community eyesore.

In the East 60's, they would think it's an eyesore.

A few years ago the building might have been labeled an eyesore.

We brought the van to a stop in front of the huge eyesore.

In their view, it is not a monument but an eyesore.

What used to be an eyesore is suddenly a lawn.

Does the city have any plans to remove these eyesores?

From the merchant's point of view, they are an eyesore, she said.

It might be an eyesore for summer, but the branches will just break off and fall to the ground.

And so is your bloody great power station an eyesore.

"It's an eyesore no matter how you look at it."

Community groups find them an eyesore; others say they are a cultural asset.

"From an economic development point of view, it has cleaned up what was a serious eyesore."

They also require three levels, which can be an eyesore for local residents.

The plant has long been considered an eyesore and a potential environmental concern.