Abbott says he tried to capture "the ongoing scars of colonisation", the effects of global warming, and "the hundreds of single men I met living these terrible, substance-abusing lives in these shanty structures".
"There's a terrible, frightening lack of substance about Cameron.
This pick is terrible politics and worse substance.
But these substances are terrible antidepressants and only worsen the underlying problem, leading to a downward spiral of depression and addiction.
The unearthly beauty of Franju's imagery (captured, in "Eyes Without a Face," by the cinematographer Eugene Shuftan) is never merely decorative, never the icing on a dubious gâteau, but is the real substance of his terrible, gentle, poetic art.
This goes along with all the polling evidence, which says that people like the actual provisions of the Affordable Care Act, but have no idea that those provisions are in fact the substance of that terrible, tyrannical "Obamacare" program they keep hearing about.
"The Keizer Police Department would like to take this opportunity to caution against the use of illegal controlled substances because of the terrible long-term affects to the user, their families and our communities.
Prohibition of highly popular substances never works and brings terrible collateral damage.
With 600,000 public comments delivered to the Environmental Protection Agency opposing the Bush administration's terrible proposal to declassify mercury as a toxic substance (news article, June 29), the E.P.A. administrator, Michael O. Leavitt, should not need any "additional information" to decide what to do.
Sometimes they were smoking hot but had no substance, or all sexually compatible but terrible morals.
"He's a terrible fellow," he later wrote, "but at least he's got substance".
