Sentence examples for terrible example of from inspiring English sources

If so, Shahzad's death would be not just a terrible example of Pakistani state brutality; it would be a terrible example of the collateral damage sustained in America's war on terror.

It was, most thought, a terrible example of raw, male political ambition, and damaging to the Tory party.

As it happens, that festive meal is, to my mind, a terrible example of how to put a roast together.

He said it was a "terrible example of secret justice" and astonishing that neither he nor Rennard had been allowed to see the independent report.

She thinks that this is a "terrible example" of the pedagogical methods of the photographers Bernd and Hilla Becher, and calls it one of the decisive moments of her interview with Struth.

Bennett L. Gershman, a former prosecutor at the Manhattan D.A.'s office who is now a professor at Pace Law School, told me, "This case just involved a terrible example of poor judgment by the prosecutor".

Terrible examples of abuse do exist.

"It is currently a challenge which we are failing to meet - resulting in terrible examples of abuse and neglect in parts of the care system.

These are not just terrible examples of bigotry, of hatred directed at people having the audacity to get on with their lives.

In a letter published in the Daily Telegraph, a group of more than 60 government advisers, charity directors and independent experts said failure to meet the challenge of an ageing population was resulting in "terrible examples of abuse and neglect".

People may proclaim that it is and [that it] stands in some kind of nefarious line: it has been lifted [from the Guardian website] without permission, and run alongside some terrible examples of nasty cartoons from the Nazi period (which clearly are [antisemitic]).