Sentence examples for phenomenally bad from inspiring English sources

What made the opening night of "The Rite" historic was the audience's phenomenally bad behavior.

The professional secret-keepers are phenomenally bad at distinguishing between the threat of terror and their terror at being threatened — or worse, as with Strauss, at being humiliated.

In the fall of 1929, with what appeared to be phenomenally bad judgment and taste, Luce planned the first issue of Fortune magazine.

The appetite simply is not there to research pharmaceutical solutions to sickness unless things get phenomenally bad, which they only rarely do.

"He could still be right in the long run, but in the short term it was a phenomenally bad call".

Like, really, ridiculously, phenomenally bad.

In one sequence of archive footage, Rocky skillfully lands a hot air balloon that has frozen in the stratosphere just one instance of him casually avoiding certain death not to mention a phenomenally bad-ass move that anyone's child would struggle to escape the shadow of.

In one sequence of archive footage, Rocky skilfully lands a hot air balloon that has frozen in the stratosphere, just one instance of him casually avoiding certain death, not to mention a phenomenally bad-ass move that anyone's child would struggle to escape the shadow of.

"That is phenomenally tough underwriting," he said.

All 105 respondents contributed valuable perspectives about the future of humanity the good, the bad, the ugly, and the phenomenally weird.

It's nice that Cin and Josh are free of hangups and neuroses, but too bad that their healthy, cheerful attitudes make them phenomenally boring.