The creative sophisticates of the ad world find it execrable.
It is only made worse, of course, by the execrable ad that shows the American players, serious as death, saying that they're playing "on foreign soil" as though the other teams all got to play on the front lawns of their national embassies.
And still others just went in for execrable puns that were so painful that those readers should be happy we're masochists (we're talking to you, @pofwisdom, for "Today's my bark mitzvah — time to wish me a muzzle tov!!").
By 1969, when he walked through "Charro," a western so execrable that the horses look embarrassed, he does not appear to have learned even his own lines.
He struggled on and off before enduring an August so execrable that some scouts were predicting he was destined for the bullpen, the rough equivalent of being put out to pasture for a starting pitcher.
Once upon a time, in a land far away from YouTube and "American Idol," audiences actually had to make an effort to find entertainers so execrable that they were, well, entertaining.
There was also terrible space guff such as M Night Shyamalan's horrid Will and Jaden Smith vehicle After Earth, which only served to prove that Scientology on the big screen is still a Very Bad Idea more than a decade on from the execrable debacle that was Battlefield Earth.
In the arts, it is execrable".
In fact, most critics have described it as execrable.
A Catherine Cookson television adaptation a long time ago; I am so bad, it was execrable.
