Sentence examples for rather terrible from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they are rather terrible, but I'm not sure this indignation reflects particularly well on Neil, either.

The outgoing chairman, Julius Genachowski, made many very good and important decisions, but he also made a rather terrible one that may darken Wheeler's term.

The man in the story, Gurov, has a rather terrible attitude towards women, and it is the dog who spots it.

The WikiLeaks revelations of atrocities and civilian deaths are evidence of some rather terrible things that are done to people but are bizarrely judged not to provide a "window into the reality of what is happening".

However, this so-called "app store" for Skills so far has been, frankly, rather terrible.

He was apparently in Italy in the year 1222 where he was present when a rather terrible earthquake struck in Lombardy.

For every review praising Scream Queens' wicked one-liners, there has been one calling it "terrible-bad, rather than terrible-good" as The Atlantic had it.

The rest is by no means silence, but rather a terrible din.

Things in Wodehouse's world are always "odd" rather than "terrible".

Rather its terrible nature lies in the way that lynching is presented as something not that out of the ordinary.

The deterioration in Britain's budget balance since 2000 has been the second-biggest among rich countries.Once again, however, the news is bad rather than terrible.