Sentence examples for decidedly terrible from inspiring English sources
The results were decidedly terrible for Steele.
The sweaters themselves are decidedly terrible, but the memories they conjure are not.
My parents are decidedly not terrible.
In a year when even Vice, the erstwhile enfant terrible of the media industry, adopted a decidedly po-faced approach to video journalism, it was refreshing to see Oliver use the phrases "prison privatisation" and "six-foot party sub" in the same sentence.
"Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" gets a decidedly 21st-century treatment in the forthcoming film adaptation.
Even though Bruno had found Cynthia Jalter's peroxided hair and jowly, excessively rouged face decidedly unattractive, her arms, and her heavy chest, didn't feel in any way terrible against his shoulders.
His decidedly unmythic return to his roots only forces him to realize how dismantling a family is a real and often terrible act.
Greeted by Angela Dufresne's washed out monotypes of a candle lit Ivan The Terrible, we're already back in that weird dream that you have sometimes that's not a nightmare, but decidedly not great.
The spoof, which is decidedly not to be confused with the excellent 2006 movie which successfully rebooted the now 50-year old film franchise, is terrible unless you're stoned.
