Sentence examples for terrible objective from inspiring English sources

Social mobility, he argued, was a "terrible objective".

"It is, in every single respect, a terrible objective for a politician".

Cue: the expected, as Batman sets out to stop the villainous Dr Jonathan Crane from achieving his terrible objective, again.

To the European postwar establishment, he was an enfant terrible, embracing the objective rigor of total serialism and the uncharted vistas of electronic music and happenings.

The Coalition's decision to scrap the watchdog that oversees freedom of information requests was a "terrible response" to the government's objectives to reduce the number of agencies, he said.

In politics and other fields, our off-the-cuff estimates of uncertainty are routinely quite terrible, and line up poorly with the objective probabilities in cases where they have been tested.

"Under eight months is perceived to be terrible, unless you can point to an objective reason," Church wrote.

Taking one side or the other, hyperbolically, makes you a terrible, blind fanboy incapable of seeing things objectively… but being objective means you're "an ignorant fag who is afraid of conflict".

When we evaluate risks we're often not thinking of the objective likelihood of a bad thing happening, but how terrible we will feel if it does happen and we did not take steps to prevent it.

By any objective measure, these banks and their senior executives are terrible at their jobs.

Reviewing Ministry's The Mind Is A Terrible Thing to Taste in 1989, Robert Christgau wrote that industrial is "objective; it doesn't imply a subject".