Sentence examples for an awful example from inspiring English sources
This is an awful example of backhanded shaming.
But it was an awful example of what governments will do for a superficially successful games.
Skipping election day is an awful example to my children (both teens), but I can't stomach either candidate.
Yet much of what they did — especially the euthanasia but also the triage priorities — sets an awful example for future disasters.
If hell exists as a sort of social control, an awful example to everyone outside it – which is certainly one of its functions – justice would seem to demand that the damned understand very well why they have ended up there.
Mr Brown is an equally awful example.
Margot James, Conservative MP for Stourbridge, says "the prejudice Anne has faced is a spectacularly awful example" of what can happen and that, though it doesn't bother her, "occasionally, especially at PMQs, you do feel you don't fit in".
Erick Harper of DVD Verdict remarked that the film was "of questionable value" and opined it was a "truly awful example of drive-in cinema".
(Iraq is the most clear, and awful, example: a war that started with a far greater proportion of private security contractors than ever before, now outnumbering soldiers).
One particularly awful example involved a game called "Ice Age Village" that offered an in-app purchase of $99.99.
