Sentence examples for that very uncool from inspiring English sources

And it is very moving to watch someone do that very uncool thing — oh yeah, that's the other thing, people dismiss (or admire) Wallace's work as "cool" — of working long and hard at something, having it not come easily or naturally at all.

"I spent a lot of time taking flak for this very uncool position in the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's, of saying you feel the church hierarchy has a role to play.

McCain also told the magazine that she was "very uncool in high school".

That was very uncool back then.

Shenmue is very like prog-rock in the way that it's so very uncool, yet completely sincere and earnest.

That's a very uncool, unfashionable thing for someone to say, but I really mean it".

My parents were both elite rowers back in the '70s and '80s, which when I reached my teens made me think that rowing was very uncool.

In some ways, it was the official childhood of a geek: nowhere along the way did either parent explain that in America, it's very uncool to do what your heart dictates.

Yes, my daughter is 16, and she thought it was very uncool, and the fact that people like me were doing it made it even less cool.

And people are very uncool about that fact.

Before that he worked at a Washington lobby firm, and before that he worked as a spokesman for someone that a lot of Facebook's cool users would consider very uncool: former President George W. Bush.