Sentence examples for hideously from inspiring English sources

What my Guardian colleague Hugh Muir calls "hideously diverse Britain" is on a day trip to a mostly monocultural corner of England.

And if your twenties are now to be spent hating your hideously ageing face anyway, do you have to go back even further?

But in the 1970s the unions behaved "hideously", public spending had got out of control, and "the Labour party has not recovered" since.

Given this is just what the baying masses north of the Tweed would like to hear, you suspect there was a good dose of playing to the crowd in his comments (as well as salesmanship, given the unsold hideously expensive seats at Lang Park).

Given the often lengthy gap between a movie receiving a green light and its eventual release, the film industry can often be hideously uncool.

But the BBC's capacity and duty to educate and to inform has been all but jettisoned in its hideously successful attempt to become just another commercial broadcaster.

That is where reminders of the attitudes that culminated most hideously in Auschwitz may be needed most.

A forthcoming series of strikes is supposed to culminate in a nationwide "day of action" on March 14th.One reason for the strong feelings is that, after a slow and shaky start, the government's ambitious plans announced 15 months ago to overhaul the whole of France's hideously complex and wasteful state health system are beginning to bite.

They would have invested far more if the Russian government and parliament had taken steps to make investment easier--by simplifying the hideously complex tax code, passing workable oil and gas legislation, and cleaning up the customs service, for example.In this section Roman's law On the straight and narrow Unequal abroad, punchier at home Quick march!

Gauteng, which includes Johannesburg, with its hideously kitsch casinos, has done particularly well.

Taxes are hideously complicated, and take around 36% of GDP, a far higher number than in other middle-income countries.