Sentence examples for supremely bad from inspiring English sources

The euro crisis has been supremely bad for business.

But we do know that the Thomases show supremely bad judgment.

If President Obama is a secret sympathizer with America-hating terrorists, he is a supremely bad one.

All of which contradicted an unspoken rule at many private schools: to be showy or prideful is not only culturally inappropriate, but also in supremely bad taste.

For British economist Douglas McWilliams, hipsters have inherited the "golden boy" ethos of the 1990s and updated it with more populist values, ostentation now being seen as in supremely bad taste.

Finally, it's important to remember that if Goonies 2 does get made, it would inevitably open the door for Flight of the Navigator 2. That would be a supremely bad idea on every conceivable level.

My sister and I thought this was excellent: both amazing dancers and supremely attractive: we did bad splits all the way home.

He breaks Whip's – and his own – cool into pieces, the good and the bad, the supremely potent and pathetically impotent.

That good actions often felt deeply frustrating and bad actions supremely pleasurable seemed to me to be creation's greatest flaw, not its crowning virtue.

DW The Please God Make It Stop Award: Eddie Murphy In Norbit/Mel B So which are you more disgusted by? Murphy's horrifically offensive, supremely unfunny, face-meltingly bad "comedy" that glorifies outdated stereotypes involving fat, black shrill-voiced mammies?

Bad bathroom habits are supremely disgusting to me.