Sentence examples for terrible display from inspiring English sources
It was a terrible display of basketball".
Despite claiming his backline was not "weak", Wenger is expected to bring in more defensive cover, especially given the terrible display of reserve centre-half Sebastien Squillaci against Greentown.
It's about time that the world paid attention to this terrible display of humanity and that we applaud the brave people, both religious and secular, who are trying to stop the killing.
Since 2000, we've concluded nine agreements that will generate over $95m to conserve forests over the next two decades, including two that support Panama's Chagres and Darien national parks.John TurnerAssistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific AffairsWashington, DCSIR – To suggest that "preserving wildlife" is a luxury is a terrible display of ignorance.
Rodgers dropped Sterling, 20, to the bench at the Britannia Stadium and Liverpool found themselves trailing 5-0 athehe interval after a terrible display.
Gandolfini's Tony Soprano, a gangster desperate yet unable or unwilling to come to terms with the psychopathic nature of his trade, was a frightening display of flawed, terrible humanity.
It turns out that C.F.O.'s, as a group, display terrible calibration.
"Gray and Keys's suggestion that women don't understand the offside rule is surely just a terrible, old-fashioned display of sexism.
But of all the terrible movies on display this year, there was no synopsis more troubling than the one that began: "After a dog wins the lottery…" I can't quite put my finger on why, but I do know the feeling got worse when I went on to read the line "His personal assistant manages the fortune", casually thrown in with a reckless lack of explanation.
His pairing of the Ed Abbey quotes is not only terrible scholarship, it displays an almost aspergerish disinterest in psychological complexity.
