Sentence examples for more atrocious from inspiring English sources

Tampa Bay's defense was even more atrocious.

Despite the eldritch horrors of Toni's princess cake, her competitors' renditions were, somehow, even more atrocious.

"Some literary people have bastardised fiction into 'fikcija', which makes me cringe, while 'ne-fikcija' is even more atrocious.

"What was Cameron thinking – that decimating the Syrian army would make life harder for the Islamists, who are palpably the bigger and more atrocious threat?" Ford asks.

One atrocity is too many and while the British were no more atrocious as imperialists as anyone else they were no better either".

And what was Cameron thinking – that decimating the Syrian army would make life harder for the Islamists, who are palpably the bigger and more atrocious threat?

Obamacare, they claim, will bring fiscal ruin, squash individual liberties, kill jobs and make America's health system more like those atrocious schemes they have in Europe.

But in a country where roads are often atrocious, more than half of the population has no access to toilets and electricity is fitful at best, Maninagar is almost an idyll.

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

An Environment Agency spokesman said the conditions were "atrocious" and more rain was expected.

And don't get me wrong, there are still more that are equally atrocious, but for the purposes of our video... those were the ones that seemed most effective".