Sentence examples for spectacularly not from inspiring English sources

In Johnson's view, Phillips has "been his own man spectacularly, not letting other people determine the agenda".

This attempt to foment old-style class war failed spectacularly, not least because the Labour candidate, Tamsin Dunwoody, was the third generation of Labour establishment politicians.

I, for one, hope that the housing bubble bursts, and bursts spectacularly, not with reduced rates of appreciation but with dramatic falls in value.

The series trafficks the unrefined ingredients of why the movies were created: physical beauty, and watching objects move at high speed and then hopefully, spectacularly, not.

His brand of black comedy is curiously tender, every line etching the painful, hilarious knowledge that this fickle chemical beloved is spectacularly not worth it.

Here are some examples of big-money Championship deals that worked out, and some that spectacularly did not.

There's more than 364 hectares (900 acres) of festival out there, and you'd have to be spectacularly unadventurous not to explore it.

The consequences of inhabiting an objectified body are, in many ways, what #MeToo is all about, and there's something spectacularly silly, not to mention tone-deaf, about Sports Illustrated fighting fire with fire.

3. The Bin Laden Fiasco: The raid fails, and fails spectacularly — ending not as one of those enigmatic airstrikes about which there are conflicting stories, but with bin Laden, very much alive, on film in front of our downed helicopter, boasting.

Their crusade against gay people backfired spectacularly -- not only did they fail to make it a felony to be gay, but gay couples are legally marrying in state after state.

Even more spectacularly, don't miss the Friday night jump-up at Gros Islet, just past Rodney Bay.