Sentence examples for the ugly name from inspiring English sources
But these leaders and communities are once again being mistreated by a failed American policy, this time going under the ugly name "sequestration".
Don't pick the ugly name — Lil E. Tee is the only horse of recent memory to do well with an atrocious name (he won).
This is occurring in Bangladesh.The importance of tackling such problems, which go by the ugly name of "capital shallowing", was discounted in the 1980s but has recently made a comeback.
In the Oval, he waited too long to express outrage and offer leadership on A.I.G., the banks, the bonuses, the job loss and mortgage fears, the Christmas underwear bomber, the death panel scare tactics, the ugly name-calling of Tea Party protesters.
The same is true of the world of work in general: the best way to understand a company's "human resources" is not to consult the department that bears that ugly name but to study the basic principles of one of the world's most popular, if unrecognised, sciences: skiving.The first principle of skiving (or shirking, as Americans call it) is always to appear hard at work.
Telling the child may put an ugly name on why a parent has pulled away from the family, but it is, ultimately, naming a truth.
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The magazine called "Smokin'" "compact disco" and stated that "Mu-Tron" was an "ugly name for a beautiful song".
It almost gives conservation a very ugly name".
"That's an ugly name," he recalls being told.
QUANTITATIVE easing (QE) is an ugly name for a simple idea.
