Sentence examples for wretched decision from inspiring English sources
The move drew praise from the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, but Israel's Foreign Minister, Avigdor Lieberman, called the move a "wretched decision" that would bolster extremists.
Looking back it was Newcastle's wretched decision to fire Hughton at the start of December that seems to have blown the plug on the managerial dam.
Yet there was still time for Moss to add one final twist and, for all Leicester's complaints, the bottom line is that his most wretched decision was the one that saw the home team being awarded a penalty in the fifth minute of stoppage time.
The mismanagement of the Katrina floods echoed the White House mismanagement — the cavalier posture, the wretched decisions, the self-delusions — in postwar Iraq.
All the wretched decision-making was writ large over Easter Road.
Reeling from losses on their wretched loan decisions of recent years, lenders are preventing borrowers with pristine credit and significant equity in their homes from tapping into credit lines that they paid dearly to secure.
Downton has shown himself to be a patient judge of a situation in his brief period in office and there is a chance any decision will be affected by the wretched performance of England's short-form teams in Australia.
After two weeks of wretched play, of red-zone turnovers and faulty decisions and ugly throws, Sanchez deserved a game ball Sunday.
And so the decision-makers were jammed into a dark and wretched corner.
About John Wayne playing Genghis Khan in "The Conqueror," Mr. Ito said it was "universally acknowledged as one of the Duke's most wretched performances, as well as one of the worst casting decisions in Hollywood history".
Hergé's disaffection may be behind his conscious decision to make his arch-villain, Rastapopoulos, into a "ridiculous and wretched" figure.
