Sentence examples for ugly element from inspiring English sources

That's where a truly ugly element of the movie's reception comes in.

But while things are undoubtedly better, an ugly element remains affiliated to the club.

"Soccer Racism Prompts Walkout, and Outrage" (news article, Jan . 5 commendably highlights an ugly element of "the beautiful game".

But the brewing romance between the youngsters (not to spoil the plot) is troubled by an ugly element of backstory between husband and wife.

The ugly element in Portugal's victory was the virtual destruction of Pelé, who, recovered from his previous hurts, was bluntly kicked down quite early on, and who hobbled back from the dressing room more a ghostly presence than a player.

The source of his fame was a sport in which race was often an ugly element of its history, a contest in which one man tries to beat another senseless, tries to inflict temporary brain injury (a knockout) on another.

Mr McCain's running-mate, Sarah Palin, has even said that the Democrat "pals around" with domestic terrorists.That succeeded in whipping-up some ugly elements in the Republican party.

The crisis exposed or exacerbated ugly elements of Japanese society that had been swept under the tatami mat, from its high rate of suicides and domestic violence to bureaucratic bungling and dishonesty.

Despite critical and even medical outcries at the time of the film's release (as in a 1960 letter to the Times from a doctor who wished that Hitchcock had self-censored), it was clear that Hitchcock tapped into ugly elements of the unconscious at a time when lots of people were ready to become conscious of them.

During your Saturn Return you'll evaluate the good, the bad and the ugly elements of your life and make changes to improve them; or eliminate anything that can't be fixed.

These uglier elements feature in Madame Bovary to a degree that still shocks, creating complex cross-ripples, tugging against the author's ultimate literary aim of beauty and harmony.