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The term public option, he said, "is a vague, bland, undescriptive phrase," and that after all, "who would be against a public park?"

Fox News Boss Ordered Staffers To Echo GOP Talking Point About Public Option The Huffington Post 2010

The term public option, he said, "is a vague, bland, undescriptive phrase," and that after all, "who would be against a public park?"

Fox News Boss Ordered Staffers To Echo GOP Talking Point About Public Option In Health Care Coverage The Huffington Post News Team 2010

It is not a bad word, not undescriptive, but it has no explanatory power.

Diary of a Bad Year Coetzee, J.M. 2007

There's the monumentally undescriptive title, of course, which sounds like something you need to fix your bathroom faucet.

E-Ring: What If They Had A War and Nobody Watched? - Tuned In - TIME.com 2005

It's also a very undescriptive word if you think about it: one Snarkling's Mahnolo Blahnik is another Snarkling's Birkenstock.

VogueOStick Miss Snark 2005

I mean, she actually makes me think, "Boy, I want that undescriptive mug she forces herself to clean every morning."

Paranoid Pedestrian Ponderings 2003

The alchemists expressed their conceptions in what seems to us a crude, inconsistent, and very undescriptive language.

The Story of Alchemy and the Beginnings of Chemistry M. M. Pattison Muir

Why this undescriptive phrase should be applied to every well-attended dance, with a supper, has always perplexed us; for, of course, every one really judges it by his or her own personal success and enjoyment, not unfrequently incompatible with that of some one else.

Bluebell A Novel Mrs. George Croft Huddleston

The vagueness of the general conceptions of alchemy, and the attribution of ethical qualities to material things by the alchemists, necessarily led to the employment of a language which is inexact, undescriptive, and unsuggestive to modern ears.

The Story of Alchemy and the Beginnings of Chemistry M. M. Pattison Muir

The dog's name was undescriptive of his person, which was obviously the result of a singular series of mesalliances.

Penrod 1914