Sentence examples for terrible language from inspiring English sources

While Manuel was subjected to occasional lapses into casual 1970s xenophobia ("you dago dodo!"), the cultural rift between him and the Brits around him was full of comic potential – particularly his terrible language skills, a simple and sublime foil for Basil Fawlty's rising blood pressure.

He said there was "no excuse for the terrible language or the frivolous tone and I sincerely regret the offence it has caused".

Plus, Suzuki said that the Internet-based hate groups are in close communication with the Japanese police and as a result get away with displaying some terrible language that condemns ethnic minorities like Korean and Chinese.

Terrible body language, I say.

I am terrible at languages.

– Terrible English-language skills that lead to difficulties in communication.

"Computers are terrible at natural language," he said.

"Terrible use of language, isn't it?" she half laughs, half cringes.

The polemical inventiveness of much of the late verse, savagely scarifying or dismantling its own performance as well as everyone else's, reflects his massive and unconsoled anger about the terrible ease of language.

Widespread uniform violations, terrible piercings, bad language, illicit smoking, girls wearing too much makeup, scowling boys with daft haircuts and furry top lips, corridor scuffles and the big buildup to the endof-year disco (or prom, if you must).

Again, terrible choice of language by an app that's supposed to be facilitating clearer communications….