Sentence examples for the ugh from inspiring English sources

"The ugh factor comes through really strong".

Between inertia and the "ugh" factor, I have my doubts.

I had thought snootily that the stage show of Legally Blonde might put the "ugh" in "euuuugh!" But omigod was I like totally blown away.

From the whoosh of the L-train at Union Square station to the ugh of the ATM covered in vomit next to a Billyburgh brewery, we love you.

And the ugh factor sometimes kicks in: "The snow eventually melted, but relations between Cianci and the City Council remained icy".

I personally preferred to wear mine with that other mid-noughties horror, the Ugg boot (my phone just corrected this to the ugh boot; everyone's a critic) and diamanté-encrusted sunglasses.

Compare these to the ugh-ness of O'Hare or Logan or Dulles or JFK -- and you realize that you can save close to 40 minutes, on average, if you're flying into a smaller airport and renting a car.

But here's the real kick in the pants: Your website has the disclaimer that the salads (ugh) and wraps (ew) "aren't certified vegetarian".

They go to their friends' movies, and they see things at studio screenings and in private screenings, but going to the malls with the audience — ugh, they hate it.

The awards will start with books published in 1963, when Updike's The Centaur – "ugh," said Crispin – won the 1964 National Book Awards.

With geniuses like these on display, viewers in the heartland might be forgiven for thinking: "Is everyone in that city like this? Ugh; the rats can have it".