Sentence examples for ugly boy from inspiring English sources

"An ugly boy," she added.

The return of Die Antwoord also prompted the usual viral onslaught, with Ugly Boy enlisting the help of Dita von Teese, Cara Delevingne and Marilyn Manson.

Deep within us, but also on the surface, is the wounded ugly boy who has never caught an acceptable angle of himself in the mirror.

Here's what I've been able to glean about The Boy She Met Online – it's a 2010 Lifetime movie about how everyone who says they're a cute boy online is really either a pervert or a murderer or an ugly boy or whatever.

I recall the most horrendous bully in school, a big ugly boy in the 6th grade.

As the years passed she began to change her appearance by growing two little lumps on her scrawny frame, unmanageable hair and a set of crooked teeth making her look like a really ugly boy, or as my parents used to say, "an ugly duckling".

In Joel McIver's book The Bloody Reign of Slayer, the group's drummer, Dave Lombardo, tells the author: "We were going to be everything that's not Hollywood; we're not going to be pretty boys, we're going to be ugly boys, and we're not going to write about parties, we're going to write about Satan.

By 1948, he was no longer the ugliest boy his father had ever seen but a promising young writer who was considered "very smart" by the older editors he worked for.

For recognising that a radical change of mindset is essential if we are to have any hope of driving systemic change and for his great sense of humour, referring to his Davos panel on the circular economy, which included McKinsey boss Dominic Barton and Cisco Systems' Chris Dedicoat, as "perhaps the ugliest boy band ever to take to the stage".

Neiman Marcus prospered, and so did Mr. Marcus, the provincial merchant who had been voted the ugliest boy in his high school class, who had suffered from anti-Semitism at Amherst College and who became more of a celebrity than most of the oil millionaires who sauntered through his stores.

Malraux's ugly little boy, dashingly costumed, got to play the beau rôle.