Sentence examples for not particularly flattering from inspiring English sources
(Fuller's book contains a grainy and not particularly flattering photo of Martha standing in her cage in Cincinnati).
They're not particularly flattering, and we are so lucky that this has been one of the warmest winters in history.
"Hatching Twitter" is not particularly flattering to any of the company's four founders — they come across as callow, and a little crazy.
The Washington Post's Wonkblog then crunched the numbers against the approval ratings of upcoming presidential candidates and other politicians, and it's not particularly flattering reading.
In their amiable conversation, which was filmed last year before an embracing audience at the Saban Theater in Los Angeles, the two offer up anecdotes — some not particularly flattering — about Alfred Hitchcock, Jack Benny, Frank Sinatra and more.
However, the international competition in the field is fierce and its recent outcomes are not particularly flattering for the Europeans.
What's more, the victim of love bombing may feel pressured to go along for the ride, even when they're not particularly flattered by or interested in the gestures anymore.
4chan has been called many things, most of which aren't particularly flattering.
First of all, I don't see the comparison as particularly flattering.
Nothing particularly flattering.
