Sentence examples for most accursed second from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt may have had the most accursed second term.

Cinematography "Blade Runner 2049" The most accursed category, almost every year.

Ridley is a much more sophisticated director than Warchus is; he lends throwaway moments a distinctive visual lilt, giving even the most accursed sort of sequences — long dialogue scenes — a memorable individuality.

On the face of it, there's not much to be gleaned from the fact that James Joyce uses 1,105 exclamation points per hundred thousand words, or that J. R. R. Tolkien leans too often on "suddenly," that most accursed of adverbs.

"Will the name McCondo live forever as the name of the most accursed enviromental disaster?" Buchanan is basically like: NO, BECAUSE YOU ARE THE ONLY PERSON IN THE WORLD WHO HAS HEARD THIS WORD, "MCCONDO".

The Chapel is seen in Gawain's eyes as an evil place: foreboding, "the most accursed church", "the place for the Devil to recite matins"; but when the mysterious Knight allows Gawain to live, Gawain immediately assumes the role of penitent to a priest or judge, as in a genuine church.

Foreign-Language Film "Loveless" This is the second-most-accursed category, because of the system used for nominations: official boards from each country offer one nominee, and the Academy is constrained to choose from among them.

English is the most common second language.

This comedy, from 1967, is one of the most colossally accursed of masterworks.

Most elected the second path.

Make the most of every second.