Sentence examples for even more horribly from inspiring English sources

But it is even more horribly true that England are shapeless and clueless.

The end for the Weather Underground came 11 years later, with a botched armoured-car robbery in Nyack, upstate New York, that went even more horribly wrong.

--If Obama doesn't loosen restrictions on drilling in Alaska and offshore US we will become even more horribly dependent on importing foreign oil.

It's unbearably affecting, and even more horribly impotent.

But the Palestinian side was suffering even more horribly - using your logic, they, too, have a right to fight back and bomb.

That makes "Valentine Road" a real teaching tool, one that shows how intricate even the more horribly straightforward moments in life can be.

Reading an account of the crimes he is accused of (he is pleading not guilty), it would be hard not to lapse into fantasies of revenge if he's found guilty – to want him to be made to suffer horribly and even more; that he be eradicated, dissolved, removed from the world.

In 2008, they will be even more insistent on not waiting for something to go horribly wrong before their boards right the ship.

As multiple Furby reboots have taught us, that sort of thing can go horribly wrong, blowing past the uncanny valley into something even more deeply horrifying.

Now comes another year, and the need to prevent the horribly mismanaged euro crisis from dragging the global economy into recession is even more acute.

And if you feel like you failed horribly, that's okay, too, and it means that you can learn even more from your experiences.