| But that kind of approach strikes us as disagreeably de haut en bas now, and paternalism isn't really a vote-winner any more. |
| Americans get passionate about politics, she observes, but the next day they get on with their lives. As Mr Krikorian concedes, the fear that new immigrants are disagreeably different is not new. |
| It was a line-up that gave off an odour of complacency or perhaps, more disagreeably, of indifference to the prize at stake. |
| But just as she was about to hang up and try again, the screen flashed red, the speaker clicking and buzzing disagreeably and it struggled for some kind of connection. |
| It is really surprising what a number of cars will smoke disagreeably. |
| Uncoerced, people at leisure believe that they are doing something they are not disagreeably obliged to do. |
