Sentence examples for awful reading from inspiring English sources

"It was most awful reading what the tabloids were saying about him because you just knew what they were saying was not true".

The statistics at the break made for awful reading for Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor with Melbourne controlling 65% of possession, completing 83% of sets compared to the Tigers' 58 and the home side clocking up 823 run metres compared to 335.

Derryn Hinch said the Nauru papers "were awful reading" and he thought the Coalition had a tendency to shoot the messenger when it came to offshore detention, so he's interested in having a look at what can be done, and Jacqui Lambie said she'd look positively at what Labor brought forward.

If you don't know your main characters inside out, and if you don't keep them consistent, it makes for pretty awful reading.

The result not only lacks that movie's humor and groovy soundtrack but is also an eye-rollingly awful read.

I was never super into grades until college, (I would rather just talk on the phone to as many friends as possible), and read the books I wanted to read, (rather than those awful summer reading books we were assigned), but I was very much into learning.

Some poems aren't just bad; they are stupendously awful, and reading them is even more fun than watching drunken confessions on "Cops".

It's an awful job, reading thousands of emails and tossing aside the vast majority of them as worthless.

"What an awful name!" read a post on the Times's Web site regarding the Leopard.

It was so awful to read - the moon … her hood of bone - awful poems, desperate poems.

Duffy says: "Don't stuff content with keywords – it's just awful to read.