Sentence examples for unflattering description from inspiring English sources

He survived several attempts to oust him, which earned him Mr. Heath's unflattering description in 1973.

John Gresham, Waterloo, Merseyside What is the most unflattering description of a town in literature?

So that's a soundalike of a term which is in itself onomatopoeic, "wah-wah", to lead to an unflattering description of a CHIHUAHUA.

Others have shirts that say "Proud member of the basket of deplorables", a reference to the Democratic nominee's unflattering description of half of Trump's following.

Given that Johnson's intervention was by no means the most significant during David Cameron's holiday, I inevitably ask her if she includes Baroness Warsi in that unflattering description.

Shortly afterwards an Australian, Harry Nicolaides, spent more than a year behind bars because one paragraph in a self-published novel contained an unflattering description of the crown prince.

These unflattering descriptions, plus his tongue-twisting surname, would suggest an actor with a career limited to minor supporting roles.

Quotes admiration from fellow journalists John Kifner, Jimmy Breslin, Nicholas Pileggi, etc. Quotes at length from his descriptions of Nikita Krushchev's 1959 U.S. tour, and his unflattering descriptions of Billy Graham Jimmy Hoffa, and George Bush.

In repeatedly unflattering descriptions, he seems proud that she is oblivious to fashion, as if this ensures that he alone can see her true attractions.

Attempts at writing, TV presenting and music-making led to unflattering descriptions ("rotten lump of stupid") and headlines ("Peaches Geldof even less talented than initially thought").

Whatever Mr Wilson was seeking to say about money in his book, it made him a rich man, although he would occasionally grumble that lawyers, accountants and the taxmen took a large slice of it.These days, unflattering descriptions of company life and the domestic pressures that go with it are commonplace.