Sentence examples for terrible appointment from inspiring English sources

"It was a terrible appointment," said Gary Bauer, a conservative who ran for the Republican presidential nomination in 2000.

The fruit of these terrible appointments was aptly described by Mr. Devaney two years ago when he appeared before a House subcommittee.

His successor, Theresa May, has made some terrible appointments, but the new climate change minister, Nick Hurd, an adult among her pet buffoons, is an interesting choice as he seems to understand the subject.

But Brahimi, replacing the outgoing emissary Kofi Annan, admitted on Monday that he felt the "terrible weight" of his appointment.

The appointment sends a terrible message about accountability in boardrooms.

Not only does his appointment send out a terrible message, it also raises serious concerns about how the appointment might impact on the BBC's coverage of the arms trade".

As the embodiment of greenwashed corporate piracy and radioactive public bailouts, Bryson's appointment would send a terrible message.

The World Health Organisation's failure to respond appropriately to the Ebola crisis has shown the terrible consequences of poor, politically motivated appointments in key UN positions.

That was terrible... No, you cannot make an appointment...you walk in, you sit down, there could be 50 people sitting.

Father Paul would, as always, feel terrible about being late for the couple's appointment.

If only, if only they would take time to think that they're talking to people and people want to know what's happening to them, instead of this terrible silence between even booking clerks who make appointments for you.