Sentence examples for unusually terrible from inspiring English sources

I managed to do the meetings I was supposed to do in my office in the coffee shop instead, but between the extra time spent evacuating and unusually terrible traffic — one scheduled road closing, and something (rumor says multiple accidents) elsewhere — the day disappeared.

This election year was unusually terrible, a new survey confirms.

It should be noted at this point, and will be related more thoroughly later, that Protein Wisdom was picked for this article not because it is some unusually terrible venue for online discussion, but for the opposite reason; in fact, it caters to one of the most collectively cerebral audiences one may find within the right side of the blogosphere.

Doctors in Gaza described today how they had struggled to treat dozens of patients with terrible and unusually deadly burns consistent with white phosphorus weapons, during Israel's three-week war in Gaza.

I had always thought of him as being unusually selfish and self-absorbed during those terrible times, but it seems he was merely private and did the best he could to do the right thing.

"There are terrible jerks, and there are an unusually large concentration of them in the workplace," Dr. Rao lectured.

The Maoist period was brutal and repressive, but despite the terrible famines and the Cultural Revolution's assault on education, China did emerge with an unusually literate and healthy population for a poor country.

Maybe I'm being unusually sensitive, but I find The Sun's latest promotion for its website unbearably tasteless: "It's the terrible mystery that has gripped us all – what really happened to Madeleine McCann?

Despite the fact that she has had a bad night – she has a terrible cold, and the interview is punctuated by attacks of violent coughing – she is in a relaxed, unusually confessional frame of mind.

But unusually for the Wednesday "banter" – the PM's own euphemism – between the party leaders, it was also harmless, maybe because it was so terrible.

Terrible, terrible, terrible.