Sentence examples for no flattering from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, August 29 , 1931 P. 31Luncheon party of three relatives, an Aunt and two cousin They sight another relation of the family, and start tracing the marriage, etc. of their missing kin, and speaking in no flattering tones about her character.

A portrait painted of him which appears to be of a man 20 years younger, is according to Stirling "no flattering likeness", but instead completely accurate.

No flattering reviews can prevent Wallace's skepticism about how he'll be portrayed in the unctuous but honest young writer's profile, but his wall comes down so easily that what resounds is a man who wants desperately to be liked in an authentic way.

Wear clothes you like from when you were thinner, even if they're no longer flattering.

Derby County head coach Steve McClaren has said he is no longer flattered by being linked with top management roles.

But the no-doubt flattered Czechs were not Barcelona.

And the results were no more flattering.

Open source could enjoy no more flattering tribute than that.

Yet a longer view is no more flattering to the president.

The reality was perhaps less devious but no more flattering to Italy.

Her co-stars on Call the Midwife are no less flattering.