Sentence examples for pimple of from inspiring English sources

It's not her fault at all, she's just the pus emerging from the pimple of our policy".

"To squeeze the pimple of over-leverage, we need an overhaul of the current fiscal system," one government researcher told Xinhua, the official news agency.However, such theories attribute more cunning to the financial authorities than they displayed last week.

popping the deepest pimple of your life times fifty.

This solution is antiseptic and liberates oxygen when it comes in contact with organic material; this will drain the pimple of pus and disinfect the area.

"The media, myself included, now have to stop talking about Jeremy Corbyn like he is some sort of pimple on the backside of British politics and start talking about him as the only alternative prime minister to Theresa May".

Katharine Hepburn aptly called the place a "pimple on the chin of the south of France".

The wind picked up, unheard over the crash of surf but felt in the goose-pimpling of flesh.

I have the beginnings of an old-lady stoop and the unsightly chin-and-neck pimples of a fifteen-year-old.

It culminates with this observation: "the classical pimples of the adolescent working his first gas pump would also pump for her".

Part of the difficulty in treating the pimples of expectant women is that few of these women, if any, are willing to donate themselves (and their fetus) to science just to find an effective zit cream.

My blood has leaked onto our cut stones and sarcophagi, I hope indelibly, like the sticky pimples of gum this gnawing populace drop from their mouths onto my city streets.