Sentence examples for miserably bad from inspiring English sources

Now, possibly threatened by its imminent disclosure - the relevant documents have surfaced lately in Grass's Stasi file - or in an attempt to keep some sort of "authorial" control over it, he has published it, and impertinently required readers to pay for it, the only significant revelation in a long and miserably bad book.

I well remember when he went courting one of Major Warnick's daughters in this county, his boots were so miserably bad that his feet were frostbitten and he had to lay up at Major Warnick's for two weeks, and have the old lady nurse and doctor his feet.

If the ample collection of illustrations here is any indication, the attempt to rein in British bad taste failed miserably.

The Senate healthcare bill is miserably, egregiously, blatantly, irrevocably, embarrassingly bad.

Normally, that would be a cause for celebration — it's too bad her tickets are selling miserably.

Goes stark raving mad and finally dies miserably and … But maybe that's a bad example.

For years experts have talked about the so-called oil curse: Countries with large amounts of oil end up with economies that over time perform miserably because the windfall revenues breed corruption and bad economic policies.

"It's bad for anything in our industry to fail so miserably," Baker said.