Sentence examples for awful example of from inspiring English sources

This is an awful example of backhanded shaming.

The lottery is a particularly awful example of political corruption.

But it was an awful example of what governments will do for a superficially successful games.

I hope  the Ninth Circuit and the Supreme Court will do the right thing and strip away this awful example of institutionalized, officially sanctioned bigotry.

Friedan wrote for them, and she piles up one astonishingly awful example of the selling of the feminine mystique after another.

Back then, Sammy Glick was the villain of the piece, the awful example of what might happen if you let individualism and free enterprise run away with you.

But the novel's more satirical nature leads us to see the supposed ordinary people of this novel as awful examples of humanity.

Yes, there have been awful examples of Taser-proximate injuriesuffereded when an officer used the weapon not because a suspect was fighting, but to gain control, or out of anger.

Ed Gein was the cross-dressing serial killer who is alleged to have been the basis for the fictional character Buffalo Bill in the film Silence of the Lambs, one of the most glaringly awful examples of the "scary transsexual" or "transsexual killer" trope in the mainstream media.

Yet much of what they did — especially the euthanasia but also the triage priorities — sets an awful example for future disasters.

Informed of his expulsion by letter, Crawford replied to the committee a final time: "I fail to see why I should practically be branded as a criminal because, as acting captain, I declined the responsibility of skippering a team which did not include three essential players, an independence which I trust will remain in spite of the awful example made of me to every amateur in the United Kingdom".