Sentence examples for basically awful from inspiring English sources

Martin Scorsese is filming his upcoming "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" in the format, and word is in from Die Zeit's Susanne Schmetkamp that Wim Wenders is employing it for a documentary that he's in the midst of shooting, about the late choreographer Pina Bausch: With a boyish enthusiasm, the filmmaker describes the initial test footage for "Pina," which was basically awful.

Searching Gmail for attachments is basically awful.

Schieffer is sort of like, "So, that's all that criticism meant to you" and Perry is all: "Yes, I'm basically pretty awful".

Paul Ryan, basically: Donald Trump says awful, awful things.

The wines subject to these offers are usually awful — basically boxed wine that has been dressed up and bottled for the occasion.

And in 2015: "Hey, maybe the new Cadbury's Creme Eggs won't basically taste like awful pellets of chalky vomit".

It basically involved an awful lot of sitting around and doing nothing, repeatedly – like taking one bite out of 50 biscuits.

Some are OK, while others have been pretty awful, basically turning their content into slow and heavy apps that take up more than their fair share of the iPad's disk space.

Some are OK, while others have been pretty awful,  basically turning their content into slow and heavy apps that take up more than their fair share of the iPad's disk space.

He reminded me that back in March, for instance, he accepted a spontaneous invitation from a voter in Altoona, Pa., to bowl a few frames, and it turned out Obama was basically a god-awful bowler.

But the cautionary gist of his study is basically: it's an awful way to live in moments of disaster.