Unlikable used in a sentence

Unlikable in a sentence as an adjective

That's why I don't miss IT, because programmers are very unlikable people.

If you're unlikable, or if you're acting outside the social norms, that creates a problem for you.

Sometimes being unlikable and unkind but smart is the right solution.

As a result of that second meaning large numbers of people use the word as a synonym for "unlikable" or "bad".

It is an unlikable language that did nothing to further the platform, but brought a lot of resource expense with it.

Mr. Auernheimer strikes me as somebody who enjoys being shocking and perhaps unlikable in the traditional sense, which is not an ideal situation in court.

>As a result of that second meaning large numbers of people use the word as a synonym for "unlikable" or "bad".It is possible that this is kind like how the word bad itself was derived!

Given both companies have great people, this article is about Uber being the unlikable of both of them and there are reasons to not like either company...if you take some things personally.

He starts off as a sketchy, unlikable guy but then you notice that his clients are always satisfied and they are all well-paid. :DIt seems much easier to reach that type of relationship by doing some high-velocity business rather than dragging the process down &, as you said, letting everyone dwell too much on $$ signs.