Sentence examples for wish-wash from inspiring English sources

He doesn't put up with wish-wash; he's not your standard politician.

Laarayedh gave no date for his resignation and his speech was full of jargonistic wish-wash.

If you wish, wash the peeled mango fruit, using running water, to remove any urushiol that may have gotten on the fruit while peeling.

QUESTION FROM ANDREW: You argue that we should oppose the current reform movement in large measure because it wishes to "wash away" the public system.

And after seven hours of packing and three trips to her dorm, he realized he had no wish to wash his hands of her.

There are substantial wings of both the Democratic and Republican parties that wish to wash their hands of the world's troubles.

He said people wanting to leave the EU wished to "wash their hands" of Europe's problems, such as the migration crisis and the threat of Isis, and leaving would be an "abject act of national retreat".

And two suites among the 126 rooms at the Maritime Hotel in Chelsea supplement the indoor plumbing with exterior nozzles for those who wish to wash under the open sky in view of the Hudson River.

A column in The Island about India's role in the conflict, written by a retired Sri Lankan Foreign Ministry official, K. Godage, included these snippets: "Sri Lanka is in dire straits -- CENSORED," and "My question to Indian authorities is why they wish to wash their hands off CENSORED".

In the end, Wish for WASH has opened my eyes to just how hard it is to live passionately, and as a young social entrepreneur, I am still learning the importance of taking time to reflect on my personal value development as a way to build up resilience and intentionality within my work.

You may wish to wash it before leaving home.