| Although viewers typically want to be seduced by Impressionism, this show also contains some paintings that are admirably unpicturesque. |
| His looks were starched, but his white neckerchief was not, and its long limp ends straggled over his closely-buttoned waistcoat in a very uncouth and unpicturesque fashion. |
| For some forty years it stood a mere roofless, floorless, windowless shell, an unpicturesque ruin. |
| The spectacle as night fell was strange, ominous, but not unpicturesque. |
| Writing, with its limitations at expressing tedium, can't accurately convey the feeling of watching a steady, hard, unpicturesque, windless snowfall come down for days at a time. |
| My suspicion is that Meyers knows perfectly well Grant was from unpicturesque Bristol. |
