Sentence examples for horrible state of from inspiring English sources

"I've been lamenting the horrible state of the movie industry the past few years," he told the LA Times in March.

"I am the cause for the disruption between the North and the South," he continued, and the point was to destroy the "horrible state of affairs" that man's "selfish nature" had brought.

Up ahead we have more sequels than ever — "The Hangover ad Nauseam," "Pirates of the Caribbean: Back for More of Your Money," "X-Men Tiny Toons Adventure" — and thus a fresh set of reasons for critics and their readers to grouse about the horrible state of movies.

Their friends Andrey and Nina Botkin had been denied and now lived in a horrible state of limbo, outlaws in the eyes of the Soviet government, both fired from their jobs, Andrey painting cabins at some remote resort, Nina working as a cleaning lady at a school for the deaf, their son, Kolya, expelled from his kindergarten and left in the care of his psychotic grandmother.

"I could be doing very well and I'd focus on somebody who was kind of sitting there and I would stop the show and say, 'THIS ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU, SIR?' " He still shivers thinking about dating: "I never, ever showed up for a date without being in a horrible state of anxiety.... Women will take looks and money over a sense of humor any day.

Andy Lester a blogger on high-tech career-hunting, has noted that the tale, which surfaced in an AP story a few weeks ago, has been picked up as an example of the horrible state of hiring in this country.

Here's a bit of fun on this sunny Friday – PCs in horrible states of disrepair and linitness.

"He was in a horrible state.

This does not mean I have never felt horrible about my state of eternal single-hood.

The running commentary of friends and celebrities has turned horrible presidential debates and State of the Unions into Mystery Science Theater 3000.

Recall that Hardin's complaint against contract theories is that they, in effect, rig the game in favor of a particular outcome by making the disagreement point or state of nature so horrible that almost any alternative will look attractive in comparison.