Sentence examples for was considered ugly from inspiring English sources

In the 1980's, when he began collecting mugs shaped like primitive gods, "tiki was considered ugly," Mr. Kirsten said.

The main issue was that for much of the 19th and 20th centuries, German art was considered ugly and certainly hugely inferior to anything produced in Italy.

It was considered ugly and brutish by many of his friends and countrymen, but he wore it defiantly for several years after coming to the United States in 2009.

Hitchcock, an obese man past sixty who knew that he was considered ugly — and who admitted that he had never had sex with anyone but his wife of thirty-seven yeAlma anda, and that he could no longer have an erection — became sexually obsessed with Hedren when he cast her as the lead in "The Birds".

Dr Compton agreed: "St Pancras Station was considered ugly by the Victorians but it was saved and is now one of the most glamorous buildings in England, becoming the scene in recent years of the Harry Potter books and films".

A luxurious ball followed the wedding on 20 May. Louis Stanislas was repulsed by his wife, who was considered ugly, tedious, and ignorant of the customs of the court of Versailles.

At least, this — sorry — freak of nature would be considered ugly by most humans.

In Athens, for example, a man and a woman who were considered ugly were selected as scapegoats each year.

In the Arabic version, there were fewer than a thousand stories but the action was spread over a thousand nights, or, because round numbers were considered ugly, a thousand nights and one night more.

What is considered ugly today will be beautiful tomorrow.

Aesthetic judgment was very different between the two groups: the paintings were considered ugly (negative aesthetic bias) and unpleasant (negative emotional bias) more often by the patients than by controls.