Sentence examples for spectacularly negative from inspiring English sources
This has been a spectacularly negative campaign all round.
"This will be a spectacularly aggressive and negative campaign in the general election," he said.
"The new director's set-up fails most spectacularly in its representation of evil, meaning the negative characters," laments the newspaper.
You may then fall victim to hubris (excessive self-confidence), with the risk that one day, when something goes spectacularly awry and you finally get some very negative feedback, you don't know how to cope with it.
"George Osborne needs to come clean as to whether he himself was personally responsible for this negative media smear campaign, which is now backfiring spectacularly with voters".
There have been hits — Bartlett Sher's "Barbiere di Siviglia" and Richard Eyre's "Carmen," to name two — and there have been flops, perhaps most spectacularly Robert Lepage's "Ring" cycle, which made its debut last season to resoundingly negative reviews.
Many of these problems could be addressed with the so-called transposon vectors bearing non-antibiotic or excisable selection markers, which spectacularly upgraded the genetic engineering and manipulations that could be done with Gram-negative bacteria other than Escherichia coli [32,36 38].
Speaking to the NSW Labor conference, Shorten will say the current policies on negative gearing and capital gains discounts are expensive drains on the budget that are failing spectacularly in their original aims of boosting new housing stock.
But from about 1894 to 1910 he made spectacularly beautiful, breathlessly simple black-and-white photographs of fruit, vegetables, seed pods and flowers from large-format glass negatives.
Spectacularly unpersuasive.
