Sentence examples for extraordinarily terrible from inspiring English sources
So broken windows is still the name of the game, even if Bratton is ready for some tweaking at the margins after a summer characterized by graphic videos of police doing extraordinarily terrible things to minorities.
This is extraordinarily painful.
Bronstein films the physical harm that the characters inflict on each other and on themselves — including self-mutilation with an X-Acto knife, allergy-blemished skin rubbed raw for kicks, and dumb, brutal fistfights — with terrible sympathy; the extraordinarily expressive images, shot in low light, are rough and grainy, as though they were scarred as well.
Though I could still taste the flavors of foods, they were accompanied by an extraordinarily bright, powerful and truly terrible acidic taste.
"In the face of such terrible tragedy, it is extraordinarily inspiring and uplifting to see people across the country and around the world joining together to help rebuild the lives of the 9/11 victims," said Arthur Sulzberger Jr., publisher of The Times.
The concept is simple enough: you're reading text on a Web site but don't want to be distracted by terrible page layouts and extraordinarily annoying animated advertisements.
Hero Josh Mandel running an extraordinarily tight race in OH with terrible incumbent Sherrod Brown: http://t.co/D7CM03nM.
"These are terrible choices," Mr. Engler said, "extraordinarily difficult".
We've seen Australia's reputation on climate change take a terrible hit and we've seen an extraordinarily cynical scare campaign over marine parks.
What if something terrible did happen?" With the new results, it is clear that the risk of waiting "is, if not extraordinarily small, at least off the radar screen," Dr. Carragee said.
