unpresentable

You're not unpresentable yourself, now I come to look at you.

"Unless, of course, you consider us in some way unpresentable."

Something at any rate that made her quite unpresentable.

God, he was totally unpresentable But there was nothing to be done.

He was aggressively friendly, but, according to English notions, not at all unpresentable upon a train.

"I believe I'm the one he considers unpresentable," Sebastian said, walking toward them.

In a few minutes they'd be unpresentable.

Babies are not always strong on the point of dignity, and grown-up men are quite unpresentable.

I could better eat with one who did not respect the truth or the laws, than with a sloven and unpresentable person.

A hard-mouthed dog renders game unpresentable or at worst inedible.

She could not attend the party because she believed a bruise on her face made her unpresentable.

It sounded as if Lord Gordon was doing his best to keep such socially unpresentable scum in their place.

"Making myself unpresentable to polite society.

Uncle, my love, is altogether unpresentable.

Though his appearance was not wholly unpresentable, he might be able to make a get-away amid an excited throng.

Chopped-up chocolate bonbons from last Valentine's Day (tasty but unpresentable).

For the next several weeks, Stockdale kept himself unpresentable by surreptitiously bashing his face with his fists.

Even our politicians have to fit a telegenic mode or they will be rubbished as unpresentable and unelectable.

But, as I said, my arm hangs by my side--withered, unpresentable."

(What an unpresentable present!

"Most of them have totally unpresentable wives," said Altiora, "totally!"

People had great sympathy with him, for it was known that he had married an unpresentable woman who was an incurable drunkard.

My friends will think you're stuck up and your fi'iends will think I'm socially unpresentable.

Although Lincoln was prepared and well-paid, his co-counsel thought him too "ungainly and unpresentable to be allowed to participate" and present the argument.

We've been accosted when we're loaded down with groceries, or sprinting for a cab or even (embarrassingly) slinking home, sweaty and unpresentable, from the gym.