Sentence examples for disastrous reading from inspiring English sources
This was a disastrous reading of the political situation.
I know everything there is to know about how the wig-out section of I Am the Resurrection was recorded, how Spike Island almost never happened, the battles with record label Silvertone, the disappointing Second Coming and this disastrous Reading gig that ended it all.
The declaration immediately evoked memories of Mr. Bush's father's reneged and politically disastrous promise, "Read my lips: no new taxes," but in fact "over my dead body" has been a favorite of politicians, sometimes with unpleasant results, for some time.
Tales of yo-yo diets and periods of sobriety were common – for a year leading up to the 1989 Ashes he stayed dry but always felt one disastrous skin-fold reading away from the axe.
"Kanye West media trainer quits after disastrous 'Today' interview," read a headline in The New York Post following the incident, and it almost read like a headline from The Onion.
"Otherwise, the outcome will be disastrous," the message read.
Studded with vivid character sketches and evocative descriptions of the American landscape, journalist Judy Pasternak's scarifying account of uranium mining's disastrous consequences often reads like a novel — though you will wish that the bad guys got punished as effectively as they do in commercial fiction.
Life inside Biosphere 2 turned disastrous quickly.... keep reading.
"No mention of the disastrous consequences of fracking?" read one e-mail.
As he studied them (the original artifact had, alas, disappeared), he found that Nicholson had made one disastrous error: he had read the entire inscription upside down.
Relations took a disastrous turn when Moynihan read a blind quote in Time magazine about himself from a "top administration official": "Moynihan supported Bob Kerrey during the primaries.
