Sentence examples for mostly terrible from inspiring English sources

It did not help that they were mostly terrible.

I like British food, which is mostly terrible, but when it's good it's fantastic".

The presidency wars produce mostly terrible ones because the hatreds have left the animating ideas far behind and now romp about on their own.

And fresh from his performance as Loge in the confounding and mostly terrible new production of Wagner's "Ring" at Bayreuth was the busy tenor Norbert Ernst, here as Colin, a shepherd.

Out of this collaboration -- with Oliver Stone writing the screenplay and Brian De Palma as director -- the film was released in 1983 to mostly terrible reviews, lackluster business and studio indifference.

He is also a decent performer who has been in mostly terrible films, but whose gravelly voice and dried-shammy features always lend much needed gravitas to the nonsense around him.

Ben Edelman, who did the research, said "they are mostly pretty terrible pages".

They have mostly been terrible, because they can't quite figure out the sexual mores and gender expectations of the times.

For thousands of years before that, it mostly tasted terrible, both because no one could keep it from spoiling and because it was laced with unlikely additives: tree resin, salt, wood shavings, lead, lye, and ash.

Arden says: "The mainstream theatre was all very well but somehow there was always a lack of feedback and my plays mostly got terrible notices and weren't that successful, although some were beautiful productions.

The response options are: "terrible", "mostly dissatisfied", "mixed", "mostly satisfied", and "excellent", on a scale of 1-5; so that higher subscale/domain scores indicate better satisfaction.