Sentence examples for less atrocious from inspiring English sources

Public borrowing figures look less atrocious than they did at the time of the March Budget.

It is also a logical and moral absurdity to imply, as some critics of British policy have done, that mass murder is somehow less atrocious when it is motivated by an elaborate narrative of political grievance.

When Harper says that "to talk about atrocity is to make it less atrocious," you wonder whether writing about atrocity with such polish is, if not atrocious, at least shallow.

The inhumanity against Native Americans over hundreds of years is no more or less atrocious than that suffered by Jews over thousands of years.

She was awarded $1m; still $8m less than this atrocious film's US take.

And with less of an atrocious user experience, there is bound to be less friction and, with it, more downloads, users, and (gasp) maybe even more paying users.

Even less defensible is the film's atrocious treatment of abortion, which is discussed in a deeply negative way.

A less well-known but even more atrocious instance of posed photography is Fred Holland Day's series (1898) depicting the last seven days of Christ, for which he himself posed after a year of strenuous dieting.

Far less in the Virginian dement, with his atrocious paraphernalia of ghouls and sheeted dead, miraculous voyages, marvellous technology and perpetual unease.

While the OGT/OAA [Ohio Graduation Test/Ohio Achievement Assessment] is far less intrusive and time consuming than the atrocious new model, it still created a culture of assessment in our schools.

Its atrocious dialogue and clumsy pacing have less to do with the original game than with a more recent phenomenon: "Dungeons and Dragons" is like a live-action version of one of the Pokemon movies.