Sentence examples for debacle of a from inspiring English sources

Barkley tried to be hopeful after his debacle of a debut.

In 1999, there was no more flaming debacle of a business than grocery delivery online.

I had not yet understood what Hannah Arendt, speaking of Germany, meant by the "moral debacle of a whole nation".

And it produces an out-and-out debacle of a chocolate bread pudding, which tastes more like a chopped-up slice of dry cake.

As one person familiar with Sheffield's debacle of a deal with the Yankees said, "Sheff did it himself, and now he looks like an amateur".

Smith's three-touchdown, zero-turnover performance against the Falcons came a week after he committed four turnovers, leading to 28 points, in a debacle of a loss at Tennessee, which came a week after an encouraging display against Buffalo.

Mr Douthat thinks depictions of the invasion and subsequent debacle of an occupation should be more "nuanced" and depict the whole thing as a tragedy of good intentions and unintended consequences.

Labor, exhausted by the marathon, by the perverse acceleration of time that had aged a still youthful government, fundamentally worn down by the rolling moral panics and the instant referendums of the social media age, was simply trying to move on past the debacles of the Rudd/Gillard civil war, including the debacle of an election campaign that began to make sense only in its closing week.

This saga is a debacle of historic proportions, a violation of a trust relationship established by the federal government in which the Indians themselves had, and still have, no say.

There'll be no more plays after the debacle of 'Carving a Statue'.

Conveniently, he begins his story after the debacle of Barry Goldwater, a conservative purist whom Cruz somewhat resembles.