Sentence examples for terrible response from inspiring English sources

Campbell Robb, chief executive of Shelter, said: "This will not only make an impossible situation even worse, it's also a terrible response to our housing crisis.

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.

Manhattan's upper class was split between Democrats who blamed "insolent Negroes" and cautioned moderation toward the troublemakers, and Republicans who called for an "immediate and terrible" response, hoping to see "war made on Irish scum".

"But the measure that they came up with, which was just to return FOI to the previous days where disputes go to the Ombudsman or the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and there is no independent regulator providing advice and developing guidelines, was just a terrible response to the government's objectives," he said.

This would be a terrible response to a contest in Scotland which has again exposed the disconnect between the political parties and the people – a problem that is particularly stark for Labour, and that may get worse if the leftwing and popular Nicola Sturgeon replaces Mr Salmond.

"They can expect to have a barrage of really terrible responses, including threats, name-calling, cussing, calling you a 'paid hack,' a part of the 'presstitute.' But worse, they have gone as far as basically saying, 'We know where you live.

And he has terrible reaction responses.

This fear and fascination with the superhuman black male body is a longstanding sightline – a "racial script", as the historian Natalia Molina calls it – in which a confused, delusional vision of the dangerous black male body is repeatedly invoked as a reason for some terrible, violent response.

An inherent lack of self-assurance in Patricia Naipaul ('I have nothing but contempt for myself') latched on to the opposite in her husband, the terrible ingrained response of an acutely sensitive child to the insecurity, shame and humiliation of the poor and dispossessed in the colonial setting from which he came.

That emotion was hailed by viewers outside Syria as an understandable human response to terrible tragedy.

Given the terrible situation, the best response from the government would be to remove police from Alemão.