Sentence examples similar to an atrocious instance of from inspiring English sources

A less well-known but even more atrocious instance of posed photography is Fred Holland Day's series (1898) depicting the last seven days of Christ, for which he himself posed after a year of strenuous dieting.

As the leader of the Bosnian Serbs, Karadžić was held responsible for the "ethnic cleansing" of Serb-held areas of Bosnia, during which tens of thousands of Bosniaks (Muslims) and Croats were killed or driven from their homes in what has been called the most atrocious instance of genocide committed in Europe since the close of World War II.

Twenty-five yeafterftheythey participated in one of the world's most atrocious instances of mass violence, their experiences in Rwanda show that peace and reconciliation are possible.

Over 3,500 executions are merely the first stain of an atrocious report card of human rights violations.

The conduct of police, it said, was "reprehensible" and an "atrocious" breach of duty.

"That's an atrocious waste of power," my dad said when I told him.

He "disgraced himself when last in cabinet with an atrocious lapse of judgment", it said.

That is the conclusion of a new study that says the typical investor has an atrocious sense of timing.

In a statement on the center's Web site, a spokeswoman called the fire an "arson attack" and an "atrocious act of terrorism".

Maniche should have been booked for an atrocious piece of acting, 'felled' ever so gently by brushing up against Ferdinand.

Always a nervous driver with an atrocious sense of direction, I had a license but hadn't driven on a highway in years.