Sentence examples for particularly awful for from inspiring English sources

Actually, Cammaert's Madame is too particularly awful for that.

A radio with non-stop static must have been particularly awful for Alan.

A baby cousin's funeral was particularly awful for her, and she recalled attending it with an imaginary friend, a flame-haired child with bright eyes.

Because some of the "pre-existing" common conditions include pregnancy, childbirth, and domestic violence, it is particularly awful for women.

Perhaps Barr was always a kind of libertarian, or a kind of conscientious conservative, and it took a particularly awful Republican president for him to make the connections between the abuses of power he liked and the abuses of power he didn't.

October 2014 was a particularly awful period, not just for the residents of Aleppo but also for the western hostages, including journalists and humanitarians, who were facing being beheaded by Isis.

The day-to-day is handled (or in most cases, ignored) by his sister Bonnie, whose "folk art" store Beckwoman's was a Commercial Drive institution until it burned down in 2015 mostly for its particularly awful brand of customer service.

There is something particularly awful about the vision of people waiting for a moment of joy and proud achievement, suddenly smashing up against pain and loss instead.

U.P. is also notorious for corruption, and it has a particularly awful history of communal and religious violence.

A particularly awful recent example occurred this spring when policeman David Cockle was jailed for metal detector crime.

Return for a moment to those numbers from Chicago, where one particularly awful weekend left the police superintendent Eddie Johnson bereft.