Sentence examples for considered uncool from inspiring English sources

It's considered uncool on Wall Street to lose nearly $1bn£504m4m).

The best way to get about is by bike, but wearing a cycle helmet here is considered uncool.

We drove by the home of a Chinese boy whom we considered uncool because of his poor physique, average grades and f.o.b. buzz cut.

I was good at reading music when I got to puberty, but I was considered uncool because I couldn't play anything by ear.

When might a word be considered "uncool" to use any longer, and why? 2. As a class, read and discuss the article "2004: In a Word" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20041227monday.html), focusing on the following questions: a.

He notes that plenty of people are getting hesitant to share things on Facebook and Twitter because they're afraid someone else already has and they'll be considered uncool or out of date.

Having made a decision that many others might consider uncool or idiotic, I thought it would be appropriate to distill the consequences of this mistake into a list of wisdom.

Don't act bitchy/mean/conceited to those you consider "uncool" or to poorer people.

'Being Mexican was considered so uncool,' she said last month.

Ten years ago that would have been considered hopelessly uncool, now it's OK".

At Bronx Science, where "it was considered very uncool not to have learned calculus on your own," he began to blossom as a physics student, particularly after he encountered a popular book by Sir James Jeans that mentioned quantum physics, and its mysterious equations and engrossing idea that nature was based on simple but powerful laws.