Sentence examples for hideously late from inspiring English sources

A quiet evening in watching the telly is not something I can take for granted - my sons require constant supervision until they finally fall asleep, at some hideously late hour.

On that last topic, the authors advise that "it's always better to send a hideously late response — even an inadequate one — rather than none at all, if you have any interest in maintaining a relationship".

I owe Bob two reviews right now, one hideously, grotesquely late.

That seemed to suck the spirit from the hosts, and once Damian Spencer was carried off early in the second period – the latest in a hideously long line of injuries to forwards – Exeter appeared in control.

In this Sunday's Book Review, Sam Lipsyte reviews Nicholson Baker's latest book, "House of Holes," a "hideously glorious filthfest" that leads readers into a bizarre sexual fantasyland.

And I did the sensible thing – I got hideously in debt and ended up with a pile of interest, late fees, threatening letters and a heap of massive stress.

Instead, like the red cups at Starbucks or the hideously prolonged CGI Coke advert cute-fests, the Christmas jumper is just the latest incarnation of cynical yuletide marketeering.

That leaves it feeling vaguely voyeuristic, like the latest entry in an escalating game of who can find the most hideously wounded soldier and get him to agree to go on camera.

What you can already feel here is the rise of something else hideously predictable -- the "need" for, and lobbying for, more American troops -- even though the latest polling data indicate that Afghan anger and opposition may be rising in areas U.S. troops are moving into.

It looks hideously fiddly.

This sounds hideously narcissistic.