Sentence examples for deteriorating ugly from inspiring English sources
Sylvia Mackey's haunting description of dementia — "a slow, deteriorating, ugly, caregiver-killing, degenerative, brain-destroying tragic horror," she called it — almost brought Tagliabue to tears.
The 88 Plan, the N.F.L.'s dementia assistance program begun in February 2007 and named after John Mackey's uniform number, derived from Sylvia Mackey's letter to the former commissioner Paul Tagliabue in which she pleaded for help with her husband's "slow, deteriorating, ugly, caregiver-killing, degenerative, brain-destroying tragic horror".
As Mr. Mandela's health has deteriorated, an increasingly ugly battle over his legacy and money has erupted, with two of his daughters suing his close confidant George Bizos over access to a trust fund that Mr. Mandela set up for his descendants.
The team of three Europeans claim a misunderstanding between themselves and a group of Sherpas deteriorated into an ugly scene when they were surrounded by a 100 sherpas who hit and attacked them.
That's the surest way for a conversation to deteriorate to an ugly confrontation.
It was (and is) a highly commercial and crowded area, with deteriorating facades, buildings protected by the Rent Control Act and ugly shop signs that obscured the beautiful gothic and Victorian architecture.
Last year was an ugly one for U.S. automakers as rising unemployment, deteriorating home values and a lack of attractive financing options deterred consumers from auto purchases.
Hartford Financial reported ugly quarterly results on Oct. 29, and concerns over the company's deteriorating capital position sent shares tumbling.
On the other hand, a baseball person familiar with the deteriorating relationship between Baker and Peter Magowan, the Giants' owner, said the discord has grown to the point where circumstances have become ugly.
Their bodies are deteriorating.
