Sentence examples for particularly terrible from inspiring English sources

This has been a particularly terrible summer for drownings on Long Island's South Shore.

She hadn't done anything particularly terrible, like swearing on television or accusing someone of throwing her out of a temple.

August looks to have been particularly terrible, with big drops in exports, industrial production and factory orders.

Oh yes, that concussion he suffered, which Bruce Arthur at the National Post notes was particularly terrible.

Pop stars are particularly terrible liars when they are talking about their latest dud of an album.

When Marquez was critical of Ream after a particularly terrible collective defensive performance, some Red Bulls fans turned on Marquez and showered him with boos.

Even if her son has risen from the dead (a dream she had that it happened has since been repeated back to her as if it were fact), Mary still suffered the inutterable agony of seeing him die in a particularly painful, terrible way.

Very quietly, I began to hope some not-particularly-terrible thing might happen to Ethan, like the roof collapsing, or the boy's having a tiny nonlethal coronary.

"It's particularly a terrible idea, because the Giuliani administration had a very dismal record on making information accessible to the public," said Michael Wallace, a historian and co-author of "Gotham: a History of New York to 1898".

Now and then the misgivings surface in the music too — particularly in "Terrible Things," a cryptic warning set to piano and very few other instruments — to show there's depth behind that chipper exterior.

I have never disassociated myself from the IRA and I never will, but I am not uncritical of IRA actions and particularly the terrible injustice inflicted on Mrs McConville and her family.