Sentence examples for Worthless junk from inspiring English sources
Three Boxes of Largely Worthless Junk and a Dead Rat in the Attic.
Past experts have depicted sufferers as isolated and paranoid — deprived in childhood and now unable to discard worthless junk even when it bears no sentimental value.
I confess to having bought an early model of Apple's Powerbook, only to be told a couple of years later that it could not run the new Apple operating system, and was now worthless junk.
I was still scrolling through hundreds of eBay listings and marveling at how the auction site's huge compilation of worthless junk had managed, yet again, to open up a new universe of delight?
Added to all this was the shop's stock and the worthless junk sold to my father by the previous owner — birthday cards from the 1930s, boxes of sealing wax and, for no reason ever made clear to me, many glass taxidermy cases.
Last fall he caused an uproar in the art world in a report in which he said some modern art was "worthless junk" that belonged on "the trash heap of art history". In buttressing his point, Mr. Safer brought a group of teen-agers to an exhibition of paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat, a celebrated urban artist who died in 1988.
Frankly, I'd just as soon stipulate that most baby gear is worthless, stupid junk and that eating dinner with your kids is really important.
THE HISTORY During the summers from 1937 to 1939, Albert Einstein, then a physics professor in Princeton, rented a cottage on Nassau Point, where he spent many hours on his 15-foot sailboat, the Tinef, which means "worthless," or "junk," in Yiddish.
The ratings agencies threatening to downgrade Argentina – should anyone take them seriously after they gave AAA ratings to worthless mortgage-backed junk during the housing bubble, and then pretended that the US government could actually default?
Understanding satire — or even just knowing whether a piece of content has any kind of intrinsic value at all vs been purely worthless algorithmically groomed junk?
Should anyone take them seriously after they gave AAA ratings to worthless mortgage-backed junk during the housing bubble and then pretended that the U.S. government could actually default?
