Sentence examples for atrocious that from inspiring English sources

The presumption of dictating to an independent nation the form of its government is so arrogant, so atrocious, that indignation as well as moral sentiment enlists all our partialities and prayers in favor of one and our equal execrations against the other.

"It's atrocious that the organizing committee has come to this," Mr. Wright said through a spokesman.

Is there a book in print that's so atrocious that we would convict a man just for reading it?

Bachchan's performance as the supposedly wizened theatrical genius, Harish, is so atrocious that I almost puked with laughter at it.

It became easier with computers — not least, he said, because his handwriting is so atrocious that he himself finds it hard to read.

Mexico's current human rights record is actually so atrocious that it is on par with some of the worst times in the country's recent history.

The inhumanity against Native Americans over hundreds of years is no more or less atrocious than that suffered by Jews over thousands of years.

Italy, of course, were atrocious at that tournament – clinging on to past glories under Marcello Lippi with too many old (and in several cases, injured) players and not enough faith in youth.

The team haven't looked that bad overall, but their finishing has been atrocious, and that should turn around as soon as possible.

People think my table manners are atrocious, but that doesn't concern me at all.

Outward visibility is atrocious, but that's the price of being so stylish.