Sentence examples similar to disastrous feeling from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems and Tories have had a disastrous day, feeling the full force of the Scottish people who have rejected their damaging austerity agenda in favour of the SNP locally and nationally.

Part one of a defining week for the Everton manager was "disastrous" and "a feeling of embarrassment" – his words.

According to writer Compton Mackenzie, the address "dealt a disastrous blow to religious feeling throughout the country".

Many Kurds, for example, are still feeling the effects of the disastrous civil war between the KDP and the PUK in the 1990s, a war that rent their region in two.

Between the bear market and terrorism's disastrous effect on travel, expensive wines are feeling squeezed.

Occupational licensing is the 50 Shades of Grey of policy – it's disastrous, and leaves you with a bad feeling after you read about it.

The thing, though, is that the entire casual free-to-play gaming ecosystem is feeling the fallout of Zynga's disastrous post-IPO performance.

The disastrous fires in the Northwest have provoked this feeling of helplessness and sometime hopelessness in my prayer life.

In one way or another, giving into feeling a certain way whether joyous or disastrous has proven to be therapeutic for myself.

7. Johnny Rotten left the band at the end of a disastrous American tour with the immortal line "Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?".

He spoke with the feeling of a man who indulged in a disastrous mini-experiment with the system as Sunderland battled relegation last season.