Sentence examples for atrocious forms from inspiring English sources

The second article "The Unkindest Cut" again distinguishes between "harmless" and "atrocious" forms of cutting.

The earliest strips concerning private morality are German and recount atrocious forms of murder and their public punishment, the emphasis shifting from the latter (in the 16th century) to the former (in the 18th century).

My German ancestors have been guilty of the most atrocious form of prejudice.

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His recent form is atrocious, but that means expectations of him are low, which might be a plus.

Has the corner been turned after that atrocious slump in league form?

"His form was atrocious," Murray wrote years later.

Brighton's league form had been atrocious, but they played well in the final.

Her sixty pages of war's turmoil are followed by sixty of war's bitter fruits, in the form of the atrocious casualties that Briony, who has signed up as a probationer nurse, witnesses and learns to minister to.

As the Brighton team touched down in a school carpark down the road from Wembley, the pilot declared: "The Seagulls have landed!" Brighton's league form had been atrocious, but they played well in the final.

Three years before Garrick took over Drury Lane, Goethe wrote: "English plays, Atrocious in content, Absurd in form, Objectionable in action, Execrable English Theatre!" Samuel Johnson, Garrick's great mentor and friend, wrote the prologue to Garrick's first season as manager.