Sentence examples for ghastly example from inspiring English sources

"Hitler is a ghastly example of this ability, and a reminder of the under-appreciated role that rhetoric and performance play in leadership," Bennis once noted.

As he emerged from the Pointz family home, the tall Philips pointed down at the diminutive wordsmith who was duly marched off to jail.A determined eurosceptic might argue that Tyndale's capture and execution was the first, ghastly example of a pan-European arrest warrant, made possible by an early version of Europol and the Lisbon treaty.

Many of the ghastliest examples of management-speak come from the public sector.

It will incorporate ghastly, graphic examples of extraordinary suffering.

They were, after all, the only potentially appealing relationship in a show that is all about ghastly marriages, unfriendly divorces, bad one-night stands and other examples of love gone awry.

For example, it did not carry Hayes's view of the Mail columnist: "the ghastly Richard Littlejohn", whom he calls "an arrogant bully with a brain the size of a pea" (as Hugh Muir also recorded in his diary on Wednesday).

A good example is this passage, from the third part of the piece, in which the ghastly and the mundane are rendered in the same stripped-down language.

For example, the only way to repay fully those who have committed multiple murder, or killed in a ghastly way, would be to torture them physically in turn, or to strive to make them endure repeatedly the torments of death.

Ghastly, dear.

Ghastly values, ghastly people.

How ghastly.