Sentence examples for appropriately terrible from inspiring English sources
Uber's former chief executive Travis Kalanick and Anthony Levandowski, the incredibly talented and incredibly ambitious technologist whose decision to leave Google's self-driving car program for Uber set off the lawsuit in the first place, both came out of the proceedings looking appropriately terrible (they acted terribly).
The actors are all appropriately terrible and the story is completely absurd (and Debbie Gibson is still as much of a hottie as she was when I was seven-years old).
"I believe that we were proactive in responding to this situation, and the community feels positive that we responded appropriately to a terrible situation".
The film takes this sorry specimen and tosses him outdoors at intervals, where he pays weekly visits to the bank and fleetingly rubs shoulders with a garrulous hustler (played, appropriately enough, by Harmony Korine, erstwhile enfant terrible of American cinema).
The World Health Organisation's failure to respond appropriately to the Ebola crisis has shown the terrible consequences of poor, politically motivated appointments in key UN positions.
He branded the character's final scene unconvincing and badly acted, commenting: "the appropriately feeble scene brought down the curtain on 20 terrible years of Wendy Richard's low-quality performances.
Kindler said of the episode "it's one thing to end on a terrible tragic cliffhanger, it's another in a satisfactory manner lay all things to rest appropriately".
Omaha had terrible streets through the late 1880s, which caused many residents to believe the city was not progressing appropriately.
