Sentence examples for so execrable from inspiring English sources

By 1969, when he walked through "Charro," a western so execrable that the horses look embarrassed, he does not appear to have learned even his own lines.

He struggled on and off before enduring an August so execrable that some scouts were predicting he was destined for the bullpen, the rough equivalent of being put out to pasture for a starting pitcher.

Once upon a time, in a land far away from YouTube and "American Idol," audiences actually had to make an effort to find entertainers so execrable that they were, well, entertaining.

A Catherine Cookson television adaptation a long time ago; I am so bad, it was execrable.

Mark Thoma has the best data post so far on the execrable Romney speech, linking to the Hamilton Project work on taxes.

She read English at Cambridge: "But I wanted to be a biologist… my maths was execrable… so books were the next best thing".

THE popularity of "The Devil Wears Prada" -- both the execrable novel and the so-so movie -- spawned a small spate of what might be called assistant lit: books about monstrous bosses and the humiliations their underlings endure as the price for proximity to the powerful.

No recent television show has toggled so violently between brilliant and execrable as "Eastbound," which at its heart is about pieties and their uselessness.

Back then the caped crusader was coming off a period of big-screen ignominy in the wake of two execrable Joel Schumacher outings, so the decision to hire a maverick outsider made a lot of sense.

So popular has this knowingly execrable film become that its title has passed into popular slang to mean a world-weary shrug - a 21st-century version of "such is life".

Which in this case was so bad as to be execrable.