Sentence examples for worst of all from from inspiring English sources

Tepco's senior management emerges worst of all from this report.

Worst of all, from the viewpoint of contemporary conservatives, Eisenhower was a moderate on racial issues.

Worst of all from my perspective, they ate every tulip every year.

Worst of all, from the Pythons' point of view, was the loss of continuity.

Worst of all from Einstein's point of view was the uncertainty principle, enunciated by Werner Heisenberg in 1927.

But worst of all from the right's point of view, Al Qaqaa has disrupted the campaign's media strategy.

Worst of all for him, John suffered from chronic diarrhea that would occasionally burst out without warning, resulting in his eviction from more than one shelter or facility over the years.

Worst of all, maybe, from an economic point of view, the best universities are being starved of resources.

The worst of all worlds from the point of view of the Democratic Party may be if Biden delays his decision or says he's out, but sounds occasionally like he might get back in.

Mr. Simon accuses Alain Ducasse (with whom he once wrote a book on Provence) of empire-building commercialism, stratospheric prices, "photocopied cuisine" and worst of all, absenteeism from his many restaurant kitchens.

I refer to — rather than reference — the word practice, as in "Duchamp's practice," "Picasso's studio practice" and worst of all, especially from the mouths of graduate students, "my practice".