Sentence examples for atrocious idea from inspiring English sources

I mean, that's an atrocious idea, nearly as awful as making relevant-in-the-90s pop crooner Jarvis Cocker an editor-at-large.

He favours universal health care, but his plan is both less bold and less rigorously costed than that of his Democratic rival, John Edwards.Occasionally, Mr Obama embraces a truly atrocious idea.

Marc Farley San Jose, CaliforniaSIR —The recent article regarding Barack Obama's campaign referred to his endorsement of the occasional "truly atrocious idea"; the only specific example was the suggestion that social workers and parole officers should be paid at the same rate.

That such guns can be sold legally to civilians is an atrocious idea, and renewing the federal assault weapons ban that lapsed in 2004 would be a good place to start attacking the problem.

"You have no idea how atrocious some of these rooms looked," says Lafayette Compton, the general contractor who worked on the three projects with Floyd.

Bullen thought that this idea was "atrocious", so spent the Easter weekend drafting an end to the series.

As bearded men in white shirts and dark pants prayed and swayed, their tzitzit, or tassels, dangling from their waists, I tried (and failed) to follow along in the bilingual siddur, and comforted myself with the idea that my atrocious Hebrew made me seem almost fluent in Spanish by comparison.

The idea is truly atrocious.

The French government rejected the idea, however, as an atrocious and dishonourable way to fight.

I thought there were atrocious wastes.

The lesson that we have become desensitized to photographs depicting or evoking atrocious events is hardly revelatory, and neither is the idea that artists might take it upon themselves to reanimate them.