Sentence examples for outstandingly bad from inspiring English sources
Far from being brilliantly good at spin, this Government has been outstandingly bad at it.
The bad sex award, described as for an author who has "produced an outstandingly bad scene of sexual description in an otherwise good novel" is intended to highlight, and thus discourage, "poorly written, perfunctory or redundant passages of sexual description in modern fiction".
"Cobbling together a budget last minute and trying to get support from the group is just outstandingly bad".
You don't get outstandingly good results with an index fund but you don't get outstandingly bad ones, either.
Alan Whitehead, MP for neighbouring Southampton Test described the proposed sale as an "outstandingly bad idea", which would discourage future donations and bequests to the city and destroy the national standing of its gallery.
"They've got two outstandingly talented big packs.
Sutherland recounts the affair with a tone of lofty perplexity: "How can a novel, examined so dutifully and on so many fronts, be judged at the same time as utterly bad and outstandingly good?" Later, he runs over Banville, taking him to task for misreading a squash game scene in a review of Ian McEwan's novel "Saturday".
It featured some bad zones, including, outstandingly, the bogus municipality called Fun Town, but others were O.K., better than O.K., like the clutch of restaurants on Castle Hill.
Theater is an evanescent art form, and the quick disappearance of outstandingly dreadful Broadway shows incites a kind of theatrical nostalgie de la boue: if it was really that bad, it must have been kind of good, but damn it, I'll never know.
It worked, outstandingly.
