Sentence examples for disastrous about from inspiring English sources

We thought there's something disastrous about this for our society when it's: 'Good for you, you've humiliated yourself.'" A decade and hundreds of reality shows later (Celebrity Wrestling, Teen Mom, My Kid's A Star...), western civilisation endures, but we're paying a price for all the self-abasement.

Failure to do so will bring about disastrous consequences for every country certainly for developing countries, but also for major trading partners, including the U.S. Electoral strategists are surely entitled to believe that all politics is local.

This fact is really appalling and can bring about disastrous effect.

He fostered the Führer's disastrous illusions about Britain.

Facing the wrong way there was a disastrous inevitability about what happened when he jutted out his leg.

They had been advised to leave, but many made their own disastrous misjudgments about the severity of the storm and stayed.

We know that it implements cuts that will be experienced as disastrous by about half a million very poor people a year.

One result was a visible change over time in his reactions to the Vietnam War, epitomized by his disastrous remark about "brainwashing".

Still, she had one nearly disastrous bobble about two-thirds of the way down at the sharp right turn known as Frog Bank, and then, she almost lost it all 10 seconds from the end.

The left has reactionaries, too — including progressives in the nineteen-nineties who, Lilla wrote at the time, were convinced that Americans did not grasp the disastrous truth about the Reagan Revolution, "since if they did, they would overturn it".

I want my own elected untrustworthy and corrupt British politicians to make disastrous decisions about the economy, health, the environment and human rights without having to run them by someone I haven't even bloody heard of in bloody Brussels, which I hate.