8 Sentences With "sourpusses"

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As far as she was concerned, female feminists were nothing but sourpusses. from The New York Times
"I cannot imagine who such sourpusses would be," she said in an email. from The New York Times
" He echoed this same sentiment in a cheekier way when he reminded Christians not to be "sourpusses. from Vox
If December's employment report misses the mark, it wouldn't surprise some of the sourpusses in the bond market. from CNBC
The M.O. of these sourpusses is to take the immense popularity of a brand among young people and use it as a cudgel with which to beat its theatrical adaptation. from The New York Times
By the mid-2000s, things were humming along again, and the real estate market was doing very, very well — though some sourpusses warned that things were getting a little, you know, exuberant. from The New York Times
By the mid-2000s, things were humming along again, and the real estate market was doing very, very well — though some sourpusses warned that things were getting a little, you know, exuberant. from The New York Times
1; "AEU Sack Back-Britain Union Boss", Daily Mirror, 6 January 1968, p. 1. A Mirror editorial on 5 January declared that "the patriotic truth about these rule-book dominated trade union sourpusses is that they are incapable of recognising true patriotism when they see it"."The patriots and the sourpusses" (Leader), Daily Mirror, 5 January 1968, p. 2. The Economist wrote on 6 January that on hearing of the campaign, "the fashionable response in many sophisticated circles was a giggle", but it had transformed into "something louder than a grunt of admiration".