Sentence examples for a particularly awful from inspiring English sources

This proposal, though, is a particularly awful way to give tax cuts or to eliminate Obamacare.

Two weeks ago, I had a particularly awful throat and could hardly swallow.

U.P. is also notorious for corruption, and it has a particularly awful history of communal and religious violence.

The main dish involves dispatching 12 small birds – ortolans – in a particularly awful (and, rightfully, now illegal) manner, so an alternative would be needed.

There is no sign that the White House tried to stop the House from passing a particularly awful version of these bills, which would move most, if not all, terrorism cases from civilian courts to military tribunals.

Dot learns that reincarnation is an option, but is startled to find herself reborn as a baby possum, who will die a particularly awful death on the altar of science.

And unlike other service jobs or the real world if a dude was particularly awful, security would step in while I walked away.

Sometimes a show that seemed particularly awful also turns out to be significant in ways obscure until later (Documenta's video blitz in 1992, internationally legitimizing the medium).

In one particularly awful scene, a cheerful social worker asks a young refugee to talk about herself.

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In one particularly awful instance, a French national was killed in police custody, beaten to death by fellow inmates.