Sentence examples for to atrocious from inspiring English sources
adjective
Frightful, evil, cruel or monstrous.
- Prisons have been the sites of atrocious mistreatment of prisoners.
The style is close to atrocious in many places".
Patients testified to "atrocious conditions," including inadequate heat, pest infestations and physical abuse.
Despite the consistency of the formula, a typically Hirstian range of quality, from good to atrocious, prevails.
The emasculation experienced by northern Indian men during partition, when women were subjected to atrocious violence, plays its role in explaining another significant feature of modern Delhi.
Yet what's striking is the unevenness, the variations of touch and finish, and the way that even within their narrow confines the spot paintings do the usual Hirst thing: that is, they range from good to atrocious.
The interim president of the Detroit Federation of Teachers, Ivy Bailey, has said students have continually been exposed to "atrocious, environmental hazards": lack of heat, rodent infestations and black mold.
"You have to be atrocious to get defeated in a Republican primary.
It is due to the atrocious addiction to warmongering that has plagued our government for longer than we would like to admit.
From those who have been able to adapt to the atrocious controls, I hear it's a great game.
Curiously, none of those seeking to paint BP as a victim made reference to its atrocious safety record prior to the Deepwater Horizon explosion on 20 April, 2010.
The perpetrators argue that protests are the only way to draw attention to the atrocious schooling in the downtrodden south from which most of them come, which they believe merits special treatment.
