"This case is another example of the awful damage that can occur when authorities make a rush to judgment and ignore the facts," said David Grudberg, Mr. Van de Velde's lawyer.
Labour's David Hanson MP, the shadow Minister for Immigration, said: "The Home Secretary was worried about the Tories being called 'the nasty party' but the disgraceful 'go home' vans were a clear example of the awful immigration policies and rhetoric that's been the hallmark of this Coalition Government.
The Victorian Nude, featuring examples of the awful schlock that Victoria gave to Albert, was the museum's only dud in a year of hits - Stanley Spencer, medieval sculpture and the peerless James Gillray.
In a classic example of that awful narrative trope "fridging," Max's wife and infant daughter are killed at the beginning of the game and he sets out to avenge them.
That he's the human example of the selfie stick: trite, awful, and, frankly, our own damn fault.
Informed of his expulsion by letter, Crawford replied to the committee a final time: "I fail to see why I should practically be branded as a criminal because, as acting captain, I declined the responsibility of skippering a team which did not include three essential players, an independence which I trust will remain in spite of the awful example made of me to every amateur in the United Kingdom".
Friedan wrote for them, and she piles up one astonishingly awful example of the selling of the feminine mystique after another.
An awful example of the latter would be Fotopic, which had a broken robots.txt configuration, meaning that when it closed with no notice the Internet Archive had no public copies of any of the hundreds of thousands of photos there, copies which could have been used by its former members to rebuild their collections.
A horrible, heart-rending example of how awful people can be to each other that topped "Most Popular" lists everywhere, despite being of little true interest to anyone outside of the Ontario housing development these people live in.
If the chancellor is to be believed, the Crown Prosecution Service generates a million print-outs per day - that's an awful lot of paper and an awful lot of ink - and an example of the kind of "waste" in central spending that George Osborne wants to clamp down on.
Here's an example of some really awful event spam.
