Sentence examples for more hideously from inspiring English sources

Sometimes things have gone even more hideously wrong.

The Ashes squad of 2005 collapsed even more hideously.

But every word he uttered made it sound more hideously complicated than ever.

Scanning the supermarket shelves that heave with misery memoirs, each detailing abuses and degradations more hideously imaginative than the last, I can only marvel at so many terrible childhoods.

If you want a more glamorous (and hideously expensive) alloy, you can always shell out $3,999 for Merckx's Millenium 3 model, made from titanium.

We all did, and do, particularly now when America is far angrier and more virulently and hideously divided than ever.

And who knows, maybe Gary Lineker, the global Cheese and Onion ambassador, and Branson, shy face of Virgin, are infinitely more persuasive than the hideously persecuted Christopher Jefferies, another name now engulfed by the A-list.

My rental car wasn't much of an improvement--a hideously yellow Dodge more minuscule than the old VW.

It will make America's hideously complex tax code more so.

Zooming out, this kind of subjective automation is also hideously reductive — fixing users more firmly inside AI-generated filter bubbles by eroding their agency to discover alternative perspectives and aesthetics.

I would be much happier if the media and political cacophony about Libya was less about boys' toys – fighter aircraft and different missile systems – and more about Libya's unusual history and the hideously difficult political choices ahead.