Sentence examples for uncool to have from inspiring English sources

These days, things are different: it is uncool to have nothing but English in your language arsenal.

"It is no longer uncool to have a moral compass and that is a good fit with David".

While big show-offy things like the big S.U.V. would be uncool to have right now, the one thing it's still O.K. to spend on is authenticity".

We have to make it uncool to have shirts that say: Stay Calm and Rape On.

I remember going to camp with my older sister, who completely ditched me because she was 16 and I was eight and I was uncool to have around.

Facebook's assimilation of a company I'm too old and too uncool to have heard of for more money than the contents of Scrooge McDuck's swimming pool has raised a lot of eyebrows.

At Bronx Science, where "it was considered very uncool not to have learned calculus on your own," he began to blossom as a physics student, particularly after he encountered a popular book by Sir James Jeans that mentioned quantum physics, and its mysterious equations and engrossing idea that nature was based on simple but powerful laws.

It's uncool not to have a Facebook.

For the third pole, you'll want Juxtapoz and Hi-Fructose (to assert the non-disparagingness of my terminology here, I confess gladly to being primarily a practitioner of the uncool, and proudly to having been in magazines in all three categories).

On the one hand, they shrugged off the importance of the honor — they had gone on to colleges where valedictorians were so plentiful that to have claimed bragging rights would have been seriously uncool.

"Everywhere I went, everyone I talked to had the same old-fashioned, uncool idea of what a wedding was," Guy says.