It could be awful, or it could be something special.
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I thought there is no way this won't be awful.
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"I dreamed it, so it could be awful," he warned.
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Tech's villains continue to be awful, both individually and collectively.
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We are all gonna freakin' die, people, and it'll be awful!
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Bricks come flying through your window and people can be awful.
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Making NMCs and NTCs permanent would be awful … for the players.
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She could be awful, or she could be a merciful goddess?
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Can't we find more sophisticated ways to be awful on the internet?
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Angry that it's 216 and Android smartphone performance can still be awful.
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"These things happen in combat, but it'd be awful," said Maj. Gen.
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Oh man, I know that first time is going to be awful.
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If a movie is going to be awful, the least it can do is have the decency to be awful in a way that is fascinating, or amusing in spite or itself, or just endearing in its sincerity.
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You've invented a whole new way to be awful at 35,000 feet. pic.twitter.
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Matthew dies, Gregson dies, and they continue to be awful to one another.
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They both deserve happiness and it would be awful if this ruins them.
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It would be awful to have to fight with a partner over that.
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In fact, in many respects, brains would be awful computers and vice-versa.
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But the more important point is that factory jobs used to be awful.
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There is another good reason to filibuster Gorsuch: His jurisprudence will be awful.
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Now she had abandoned her to her mother's revenge, which might be awful.
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The lawmaker added the decision to investigate Comey's dismissal could be "awful" politically.
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That would be awful because people would be scared to go out still.
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It was awful, and it's pretty hard to be awful at a German conference.
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"I need everybody to think that things are going to be awful," he said.
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Think before you answer this because you know he would be awful about it.
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Does this mean that Instagram is about to be awful and invasive as well?
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Twitter, I'm going to ask you very nicely to not be awful about this.
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Minnesota doesn't figure to be a very good team, but it shouldn't be awful.
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How awful should Emma be before she learns not to be awful at all?
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We can be awful, loud Americans in Paris; of course, there might be consequences.
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" And various people said, "This is going to be awful for homeless people tonight.
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Many people assumed that Brexit would be awful for the country, the region and beyond.
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For a service that's meant to be easy to use, Uber can be awful stressful.
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We stink, but it's really ... Listen, Facebook ... We also know that people can be awful.
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He may be awful, but he's our very own awful, the awful we love to hate.
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Instead, "The Morning Show" is a hard worker with a good résumé, too dutiful to be awful.
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He was willing to be awful on command and had done so countless times making countless enemies.
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They bring that low energy, low vibration to that date because they are expecting it to be awful.
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I think it's going to be awful hard for Amy [Klobuchar] — and they're good people — to go South.
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"She just looked like a boy, and there would be awful, awful people laughing at her," Eric recalls.
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It's horrifying, and it'd be awful nice to think that this type of sexual harassment no longer occurs.
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The first versions, kind of like the first versions of the app economy, are going to be awful.
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I would think that would be awful to have just someone come into your life for a month.
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A horse race that lasted for more than a year would be awful—and so is this election.
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"It would be awful if the opioid emergency funding got caught up in the year-end budget," he said.
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This will be awful, and then it will end, and when it does, we'll have built up our resistance.
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It seems distasteful to mention the economic effects of another Korean war, but they would of course be awful, too.
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Today, it's not clear that any shooting could be awful enough to embolden Congress to thwart the National Rifle Association.
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It would be awful to have taken little chunks out of people's backs only to waste their contribution by rushing.
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Yes, sociopaths can be awful people, but they are not all awful people in the way she is framing them.
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"When you quit smoking, you're well aware that it's going to be awful for a period of time," Boodram says.
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"Fort Myers is going to be awful as well, but they don't have as much population as we have," she said.
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It's like a restaurant telling you that the food is cooked—it might still be awful or give you food poisoning.
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Or it could be awful, as Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer proved last night on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
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We're not the best match, but I'm not entirely convinced that if I went out with him again, it'd be awful.
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While the second screen will almost certainly be awful to type on, there's a flip-up keyboard that overlays on top.
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If you've ever used crutches, you know that they can be awful tools that slowly torture you the longer you use them.
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I loved many of those shows and still love several whose creative forces have, nevertheless, since been revealed to be awful people.
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Instead, Disney's comments ignited a firestorm of people worried that Disney thinks the movie sucks and that it's going to be awful.
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Generally, though, the show is about them being awful people, and finding new and more ridiculous ways to be awful to each other.
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Although some selections are being terribly nitpicky, the reasons they'd be awful to have are fair-ish, as they're grounded in our reality.
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But there's also no shade anymore, whereas it used to be awful for overexposure or being connected to too many different brand things.
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We all love to say it takes a village, but it can be awful territory when you look at who's in that village.
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If you wanted to be awful about it, you could say that at this point, it's reached the level of a running gag.
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We are fortunate indeed that Mr. Trump is so clearly demonstrating, conveniently before the election, exactly how his predawn judgment would be: awful!
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The artists don't know the others records that well and haven't played together much before, it really can be awful to be honest.
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Trump might be awful, but he's not worth getting ill over -- and he's not to blame for everything bad happening in America or elsewhere.
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As any Sims player who locked their avatar in a box with no bathroom can attest, human beings can be awful to virtual ones.
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Facebook might be awful and its video interface undeniably terrible, but if you're still using it, you might as well watch Jennifer Garner cook.
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But it's wine as well, and as with all wines, some will be great, some will be awful and most will be in between.
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I had a fucking miserable year, N. said when his turn came, I mean I knew it would be awful but it was fucking miserable.
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Sure, they'll be awful this year, but that plus replacing a first base coach/acting GM with a real GM bodes well for the future.
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Our favourite movies are the bottom of the bin at a truck stop somewhere that you think is gonna be awful but it's actually entertaining.
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The recaps feature some of the most popular YouTube personalities acting out cheesy scenarios in an extended musical video, and are generally accepted to be awful.
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Guerrasio: But with the Safdies you see this image, you're intrigued, but what happens if you go to meet them and they could be awful people.
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I interviewed Florida about his new book, what he expects out of cities in the next decade, and how the future isn't going to be awful.
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Dating back in the day was all of that, too, but technology has made it so much easier for us to be awful to one another.
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They also own a top-floor home in Paris that sits between a bakery, a cheese shop, and a huge food specialty store (must be awful).
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When they don't understand the context, the results can be awful; but when they're good the outcome is excellent (also, they tend to be good writers).
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But right now, with the way the laws are set up, you can't overreact to cautioning your child about this, because the consequences could be awful.
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Traveling at any time of the year can be awful, but trying to get home during the busy holiday season is a completely different kind of hell.
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But even if Marvel did that, and even if it managed to perfect the depictions of Asian people on this show, Iron Fist would still be awful.
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There's no easy way to say this, Virgo, so we're going to give it to you straight: in every respect, your October is going to be awful.
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So they can be awful, awful people to me and each other — and then at the end of the day, there's no one else you'd rather be with.
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So as a man who tries not to be awful, it's important for me to say I support everybody being as comfortable in their working environment as I am.
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We actually ended up covering a fair bit of our shorts today, but we think the fundamentals there are going to be awful," Niles said on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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Game of Thrones seems to be setting up Daenerys for a version of a common real-world problem, one in which successful revolutionaries turn out to be awful leaders.
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Don't poison your classmates They might be awful, but poisoning them will just lead down a terrible rabbit hole of further murders and Christian Slater's Jack Nicholson impression. 15.
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They could probably move a bunch of guys, be awful for two seasons, and then, with some savvy drafting and the bounty from those trades, be far less embarrassing!
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The drama may continue, and the memes may be awful, but at least the community and the company are standing up to the toxic manbaby subsection of its community.
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" On his prospects in Iowa and beyond, Biden said that if he won the first caucus state, it would be "awful hard to stop me from winning the nomination.
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It's the type of song that might have made you fall in love with Party in the first place; it broods with the reality that people can be awful at times.
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They wrote: I also see the recurring pattern of graphic violence being brought up, and it can be awful at times — but most of our Tampa site consist of people of color.
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It is, instead, a heroic feat of counterprogramming, an assertion of the wonderfulness of movies in the face of a reality determined with each day to find new ways to be awful.
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Though they seem to be awful ideas on paper, when they pop off the screen, you are overjoyed watching someone who will take chances with such disregard for second-guessing or criticism.
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Blaine: And if no one ever does do the thing that most people asked them to do, it will be undemocratic and if any one ever does do it, it will be awful.
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According to a person briefed on the conversations, SoftBank executives told Mr. Son that the optics of Mr. Neumann attending the event, much less joining him at the main table, would be awful.
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"Even before this week, some people had doubts on how it was going to look, and if it was going to be awful and nobody was going to want to watch it," Reid said.
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There's been a spate of anti-gerrymandering litigation and Pennsylvania (where the state Supreme Court is led by Democrats) might ultimately strike down its map, which would be awful news for Representative Pat Meehan.
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Lots of awful things could happen between now and then—me listing them would be awful, too, so I won't—but right now all we can say is that he's on pace to do it.
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Caitriona Balfe and Tobias Menzies make the most of the sort of intimacy that can grow in even a bad relationship — things might be awful, but at least you've been through those terrible things together.
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But even though to be a woman, particularly a woman of color, on the internet can be awful, Saad doesn't let those people shake her confidence — and she sees it as an opportunity to educate others.
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The MacBook Air's 9-plus hours might not be awful, but compared to those devices it seems like Apple made a trade-off for the wedge design, and it won't be worth it in the long run.
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The world can be awful and terrible right now, but here's this one hour show where you can listen to me flirt with your favorite granddad or speak to these people that you and I both love.
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His flatulent claim that renegotiating America's trade deals will lead to millions of new jobs is typical of them: Mr Trump's proposals—a border wall, Muslim ban, protectionism and so forth—tend to be awful or unimaginable.
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It's an egomaniac whose tax policies would be awful for our economy and the poor in particular, whose stance on global warming is to ignore it, and whose temperament could easily cause an international crisis at any moment.
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According to a lengthy rundown of case reports and studies collected by the National Toxicology Program (another evil government-run organization, it should be said), turpentine can be awful for the body no matter how you're exposed to it.
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"It'd just be awful if we had to go back to a time before you all were allowed to take off your collars," the woman said, holding up her hand, palm out, as if to stop Adèle from speaking.
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That makes for a work of self-reflexivity that sounds like it would be awful but actually mimics the kind of double consciousness most women feel: living our lives while also watching ourselves live them, judging and adjusting along the way.
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If Red Dead is already a game committed to realism and this period of time is widely known to be awful for people of color, then some players excuse their behavior by thinking it's only natural for them to be racist themselves.
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As almost anyone who has worked in an office knows: People can be awful and they can use their power, however limited, to belittle or pressure others in subtle or not-so-subtle ways that are psychically bruising but technically not illegal.
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But on the other hand—the hand holding a giant bag full of money—though Carpool Karaoke: The Series will almost certainly be terrible, it has a much better chance at success than the sure-to-be-awful Planet of the Apps.
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And it's true, CES can be awful: everybody hates the hordes of people and the inevitable sickness that descends on all of us as we eat too much bad food, drink too much bad alcohol, work too hard, and sleep too little.
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Men on Tinder manage to be awful in a myriad of different ways: from city boys blabbing about getting you into cool clubs for free because they "know the bouncers" to gym bros describing their biceps like they were works of art.
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To see this footage once as a single video would be awful but somehow isolated; the GIFs force you to confront the brutal moment between life and death again and again, to admit that this reality can't be outrun or scrolled away from.
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It would be awful for someone to line up for 90 minutes and then get stuck or left behind, and the way Bandai Namco has designed the experience ensures that you'll always be racing right alongside the other players and reacting at the same time.
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"Together with the other mega-refineries poised to start up around the same time, there is potentially a brief window for margins to be awful before IMO effects kick in the second half of 2019," said Nevyn Nah, a Singapore-based analyst at Energy Aspects.
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I'm thinking about the specific challenges in places like Miami or New Orleans, for example, which are already wrestling with rising sea levels—it would be awful to build a new waterfront park, for example, only to have it flood constantly or be submerged completely within a few years.
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"For Xi, golf is just such a touchy topic back home, saddled with so much baggage -- the optics would be awful, with or without Trump," said Dan Washburn, author of "The Forbidden Game: Golf and the Chinese Dream," a book on the tumultuous history of golf in China.
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But when these operatives are given the chance to speak candidly, you get a clear sense of their frustration and panic about dealing with the man at the top of the ticket.. "Yeah, it's going to be awful," one senior staffer on a Republican congressional campaign told me.
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Leaders and ordinary citizens have to actually face up to the difficult questions about race, gender, and other forms of inequality, about the human tendency to form groups and be awful to each other, and about the history of doing so that lurks beneath the surface of so many democracies.
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"If somebody in the crowd thinks they heard the sound of a shot fired, that's going to be awful dangerous because you just don't know how people are going to respond to certain things," said Ron Hampton, a longtime officer in Washington, DC, who now works on the National Police Accountability Project.
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One of the more obvious applications of services like these are for those who are hard of hearing and use hearing aids (which can be awful or impossible to use with mobile phones), another is in call centers, and this appears to be the area where GN is hoping to address with the Altia acquisition.
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My friends roll their eyes at the mention of Lena Dunham and say that she sucks and is the epitome of a privileged white woman, and I bite my tongue because I'm afraid that if I argue in her favor, it will come off like I'm promoting white privilege or something, which would be awful.
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Online reviewing and free shipping/returns has lessened the need for product testing in a store—you know that the sneakers are good sneakers because 238 people reviewed them for an average rating of 4.7/5 stars; even if they turn out to be awful, you know you can send them back with zero cost and minimal inconvenience.
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The Enjoy and Respect campaign is specifically targeting British and Dutch men aged between 18 and 34—apparently the worst behaved tourists of all—with online and physical ads, and by sending them mobile alerts when they enter the Red Light District, central train station, and popular nightlife areas, warning them not to be awful people.
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