Sentence examples for a particularly terrible from inspiring English sources

This has been a particularly terrible summer for drownings on Long Island's South Shore.

When Marquez was critical of Ream after a particularly terrible collective defensive performance, some Red Bulls fans turned on Marquez and showered him with boos.

Once, I bought a brand-new set of clubs, and then, after a particularly terrible day, I gave them to the caddy at the sixteenth hole and left.

And other times I have to break the news that we've run out of options to treat a particularly terrible variety of leukemia.

"This was a particularly terrible case where you have a police officer and a firefighter go down, and I felt it was something I had to recognize," Officer Alderdice said.

The clash between a Republican party running at full speed to the right while its population was trending to the left led North Carolina to pass a particularly terrible anti-voting law.

Even if her son has risen from the dead (a dream she had that it happened has since been repeated back to her as if it were fact), Mary still suffered the inutterable agony of seeing him die in a particularly painful, terrible way.

Divided into four six-minute segments, Dispatch tells the story of a particularly long, particularly terrible night for one police dispatcher in an anonymous American small town.

In fact, I have long believed that the placebo effect is nothing more than a regression effect," referring to a well-known statistical observation that a patient who feels particularly terrible one day will almost invariably feel better the next day, no matter what is done for him.

"Every now and then, there's an explosion of feeling about something particularly terrible, like Milly Dowler, and people get angry and say this has got to change … Then people forget about it and get on with their lives.

I spend hours patiently offering insights to my less talented cohorts and charitably listening to their "feedback" on my pieces, restraining myself to only a knowing eye-roll in response to particularly terrible commentary.