Sentence examples for distinctly unhelpful from inspiring English sources
Details like this - and "Distant Thunder" has too many of them -are distinctly unhelpful.
Many exhibits are poorly displayed, and the service is distinctly unhelpful.
The fact that the company ignored you after your suitcase had been trashed by its courier, was also distinctly unhelpful.
And as an economist, I'd add that many members of my profession are playing a distinctly unhelpful role.
Pat Cox, the Irish president of the European parliament, called Mr Giscard's remarks "ill-advised" and "distinctly unhelpful".
You say it's distinctly unhelpful, but that suggests that your solution would be people who disagree shouldn't talk and reporters shouldn't report.
When Latino student performance is tracked distinctly (prior to NCLB, performance was recorded as part of a formless, unhelpful aggregate), parents, advocates, and public servants are able to learn exactly who is flourishing and who is not.
Senior female figures have led the party away from the tired, old fashioned and increasingly unhelpful top-down tactics that were starting to fail us in 2005 and had distinctly lost their lustre by 2010.
