Sentence examples for unflattering terms from inspiring English sources

Sharp discussed Falzon's pregnancy and marriage to cricketer David Warner in highly unflattering terms.

A host of unflattering terms have been coined to describe this group.

(Bergman discusses their meeting, in unflattering terms, in his autobiography, "The Magic Lantern").

He talks about his body in the most unflattering terms, but doesn't make any effort to look better.

Skillful practitioners of spin are sometimes pejoratively referred to as "spin doctors," "spin merchants," or "spinmeisters," among other unflattering terms.

After reading an article in American Film he is outraged by the realization that men in soap operas are all characterized in most unflattering terms.

"Parasite singles" is the unflattering term in Japan.

Thus, annalist in this last sense is an unflattering term.

In 2006 an aide told him that "several people had spontaneously used the same unflattering term to describe the White House structure," he writes.

Elliott is sometimes called a "vulture fund," an unflattering term for funds that buy up the government debt of ailing countries in the form of bonds purchased at a fraction of their face value.

Krugman: "It's amazing — after Luskin wages a non-stop war against me, I use an unflattering term to describe him and he wants to sue?" Krugman did plead guilty to one of Luskin's charges — partisanship.