Sentence examples for atrocious good from inspiring English sources
The list of productions hewing to one of these formulas is long and diverse in quality, including the excellent ("Billy Elliot"), the likable ("Jersey Boys"), the guilty pleasure ("Rock of Ages"), the mediocre ("The Full Monty," "9 to 5"), the terrible ("Urban Cowboy," "Cry-Baby") and the atrocious ("Good Vibrations" and "Dirty Dancing," not yet seen on Broadway, and God spare us, please).
Despite the consistency of the formula, a typically Hirstian range of quality, from good to atrocious, prevails.
Yet what's striking is the unevenness, the variations of touch and finish, and the way that even within their narrow confines the spot paintings do the usual Hirst thing: that is, they range from good to atrocious.
But if the threat of escalation is real and the results of war are really so atrocious, then there are good consequentialist reasons to be opposed to war: wars fought with weapons of mass destruction will tend to produce horrifying consequences including the potentially total devastation of what was called during the Cold War, "mutually assured destruction".
"The bond markets are just atrocious".
"It just looked atrocious.
By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jelani Cobb The Oscars Through the Decades: the Good, the Bad, and the Atrocious A look at the nominees for best picture at the Oscars through the decades.
The Oscars Through the Decades: the Good, the Bad, and the Atrocious A look at the nominees for best picture at the Oscars through the decades.
By Jelani Cobb By Doreen St. Félix By David Remnick By Joan Acocella By Naomi Fry The Oscars Through the Decades: the Good, the Bad, and the Atrocious A look at the nominees for best picture at the Oscars through the decades.
