Sentence examples for incredibly awful from inspiring English sources

"This is incredibly awful," he added of the reports.

Bosley Crowther, writing in The Times in 1956, called it "an incredibly awful film".

But that doesn't mean the answer is for the Fed to say "things are going to be incredibly awful," if it believes that they most likely won't be.

A Department for International Development note dated 15 April 2003 described ORHA, the first reconstruction body in Iraq, as "incredibly awful – badly conceived, badly managed, US-driven, failing and incapable of delivering to our timeframes".

To really appreciate Woodstock, you have to understand that it was, in many ways, incredibly awful — the rock concert in the middle of nowhere that attracted so many young fans it became a nation unto itself, surrounded by a ring of stalled traffic.

Then, after her elimination, she received incredibly awful news: a diagnosis of stage 1 liver cancer.

For the rest of the world that wasn't paying attention, what happened is quite simple: a PR executive at a large technology company tweeted something incredibly racist and awful before boarding a long flight.

'But sort of the problem and also the glory of the way I work,' she explains, 'is I make all this stuff in the studio, but I also work on these white elephants - like House or Untitled Monument - things that are incredibly ambitious, take an awful long time to do, involve a lot of controversy, an awful lot of people, and don't make any money particularly, but it's just because I need to make them.

Eamon Dunphy: "Shocking... absolutely incredibly bad... pretty awful stuff".

In North Korea, the question is whether the country can be disarmed at all, because the president's options range from bad to awful to incredibly dangerous.

That makes entering characters incredibly slow and awkward though not quite as awful as using the hapless handwriting recognizer.