Sentence examples for particularly atrocious from inspiring English sources

It was a sensible fear; the war in Sierra Leone was particularly atrocious.

But, according to Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, this year was particularly atrocious.

The situation has been particularly atrocious in the juvenile system that serves Memphis and the surrounding area in Shelby County, Tenn.

Still, there was something particularly atrocious about Mao's apparent complete indifference to the many millions of lives his rule snuffed out.

Labor market measures usually trail other economic indicators (like manufacturing orders or some other categories of business spending), but measures of the job market and workers' incomes have been particularly atrocious in this recovery.

If an outside country helped overthrow a popular American president and helped set up an authoritarian regime in his place, is there any doubt this would be considered by most Americans, for at least a few generations, an unforgettable and particularly atrocious moment in our history?

Laws that limit the availability of the death penalty to specific kinds of murder, like that of a police officer or witness, have lower death sentencing rates than those that use more subjective standards, like whether a murder was particularly heinous or atrocious.

Perhaps not surprisingly, chances were at a premium throughout the contest, particularly during an atrocious first half during which neither side appeared to have the invention to open up their opponents.

United's possession was atrocious at times, particularly in the opening stages, but they realised the need to involve their attacking players regularly.

The idea of any child being taken from their family and locked away, all too often in atrocious conditions, is particularly poignant at this time of year.

The 2011 case of John Thompson is particularly instructive — as an example of atrocious prosecutorial misconduct and of the Supreme Court's refusal to hold the prosecutor accountable.