Sentence examples for considered horrible from inspiring English sources

"Every era has its own ethos — what's considered horrible and what's not considered horrible".

There are many different marching techniques; what is considered good technique in one band may be considered horrible in another (i.e. bent and unbent knees).

However, if you consider horrible localized sweat in the boob area a hazard, this bra can't help you.

Among the general public, Alzheimer's is typically considered a horrible, cruel and devastating disease that destroys its "victims," one that robs them of their very humanity.

He's in what I would consider a horrible legal limbo, and it's just tragic: he needs to go home.

So consider a horrible possibility: that now it is the "new America" in the west that just doesn't "get it" (in the infuriating phrase of the 1990s' cyber-gurus) and the "old America" in the east that is grappling with the future.Ever since September 11th Californians have been out of the American loop, flummoxed by the war on terrorism and locked into a pre-September 11th mindset.

That's impressive considering the horrible business conditions and suggests potential for a vigorous snap-back as the economy improves.

"It's been doing well, especially considering the horrible market of the past year, but the stock is still not expensive," says Lutts.

"Just consider the horrible policies passed during the Red Scare".

Often she demands that Ted consider the horrible ramifications of the company policies or activities.

Every time I consider that horrible tragedy, it leaves me feeling sick -- and it makes me question my own values.