Sentence examples for ugly point from inspiring English sources

Who ever told anyone that they read a book in order to find themselves?" Speaking at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, Jacobson said that the reader needed a "strong stomach" and ought to be able to withstand the "expression of an ugly point of view" in a book.

Martin capitalized on the ugly points, and suddenly they were back on serve, and Johansson was serving to reach a tie breaker.

And how many Hans Bellmers do you need to make a pretty-ugly point?

And even at the ugliest points of her interior emotional downfall, Fleabag's pin-curled hair and red lipstick look flawless.

If people dissolve their uniqueness and become absorbed into "the other," eventually they will come to resent that, and that resentment rears its ugly head at some point in a relationship, and it's not pretty.

However the very nature of a short term solution, should it come, means that this issue is likely to rear its ugly head again at some point in the near future.

Critics, including the founders of a website called Endangered Ugly Things, point out that some less glamorous creatures fall through the conservation net as a result.

On Twitter last weekend I had a brief exchange with someone who said that Nigel Farage's unbelievably ugly "Breaking point" poster stunt amounted to "mass hysteria", to which there was only one reply.

"The unemployment data was yet another ugly data point in a seemingly never ending stream of poor economic numbers," said Michael Wittner, global head of oil research at Societe Generale.

We'd make a joke or two at its expense for being a bit on the ugly side, point out the 1.3mp camera, and then come up with some way to make this thing sound intriguing.

The original PlayStation perhaps marked an ugly turning point, where games and game development became a mysterious, closed system.