Sentence examples for was especially terrible from inspiring English sources

"I thought the pastry was terrible, and I thought his croissant was especially terrible," Rubin says.

"Night is always a giant," the champion insomniac Nabokov wrote in "Transparent Things," "but this one was especially terrible".

Amis: Well, Nabokov was a champion insomniac and he has a lovely line in a late novella: "night is always a giant, but this one was especially terrible".

He's especially terrible when it comes to that last one.

"The last months of 1988 were especially terrible," she said.

This is especially terrible news because somehow Ron Paul was right about the Dollar collapsing and now everybody is buying stuff with aluminum coins.

Mr. Zagny, for example, who at 40 still enjoys (in every sense) the reputation of an enfant terrible, was especially vehement in asserting his right to be considered as a human being, not a Russian.

And Paul was especially blunt: "It's a terrible bill".

This was especially true during the recent terrible time known as "Ferguson".

Du Maurier was especially good at describing the 'terrible collision of attraction and suspicion between men and women'.

Shep has had enough of the so-called American dream – "There's something especially terrible about being told over and over that you have the most wonderful life on earth and it doesn't get any better and it's still shit" – and having sold his New York-based handyman firm for a million dollars he is well placed to cut and run.