Sentence examples for horrible election from inspiring English sources

But Wallace's performance will not be enough to salve the wounds inflicted in this horrible election.

Paul Krugman, the Nobel prize-winning economist and one of Trump's most vociferous critics, suggested in the immediate aftermath of "that horrible election night" that a global recession was imminent.

"This is a dirty, disgusting, revolting, horrible election campaign with slurs and accusations and I am glad to be out of it," he continued.

Infamously taking a week, and five different shots at the question on different occasions to finally move off his position of support for his brother's disastrous invasion of Iraq, a horrible general election problem for him, Bush has struggled to be right-wing enough for his right-wing party in the primaries without becoming totally unelectable in November 2016.

They have set a horrible tone for the election season that will soon be upon us when, as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg would have it, the performance of the schools will be a central issue of debate.

At what point will establishment Democrats admit this fiasco is horrible for a general election?

What's fascinating and horrible about the next election is the extent to which Miliband and Cameron have settled on the same broad policies for the same reasons.

And while I vehemently disagree with what Romney stands for -- marriage equality, immigration, government programs, etc. -- and think his election would be horrible for the United States in so many ways, I can honestly say that I do not hate him.

He is a U.S. citizen, but he didn't vote in the last election: "Both choices were horrible".

And now it could be evicted from the most important Landtag of all, a horrible portent for the next federal election in 2013.

He joked about the demanding fashion show calendar, saying, "A world where there is an election every six months--I feel for you: Horrible, horrible, horrible".