Sentence examples for very worst things from inspiring English sources

But it suggests, like Freud, that the very worst things happen not far away but right under our noses.

The well-meaning lies that Kumail tells are the very worst things that he ever does and that he ever seems capable of.

Thousands of years ago (in internet terms), Charlie Brooker wrote satircal telly listings imagining the very worst things that could be done with the genre.

And in an odd way I would say that once you become a mother, it's as if layers of skin have been torn away from you; you spend much of your time imagining the very worst things that could happen".

Today, the very worst things in contemporary cinema - unrehearsed actors; a ceaseless stream of four-second-long tight shots; endless voiceovers; voluble, stylish gangsters - are all direct results of the new wave, which started out as a way to make cheap movies, and then morphed into a cheap way to make bad movies.

9.34pm BST "It's a broad canvas, I know", says James Crane, "but the obsession with camera shots of family members/ gurning supporters is surely one of the very worst things about modern sports coverage, just show us the bloody game!" Ronnie has a son, Littleronnie - did you know?

And the very worst thing?

The very worst thing that could happen, happened.

Moving to London would have been the very worst thing for me".

It is no accident that the very worst thing Lazar can say about anyone is "He's got no class".

The very worst thing I have ever Googled was my boyfriend's Klout [online social influence] score.