crashingly's Usage Examples:

critique of the International Year, which he viewed as "patronising" and "crashingly insensitive".

"Bend roller derby leagues celebrate 10 crashingly good years".

committee holds them off long enough for Gupta to deliver a few offensive and crashingly unfunny jokes, at which point the emails are leaked.

whizzes to and from his assignments on a high-powered motorbike, but this crashingly dull low-budget British crime thriller couldn't be more pedestrian.

The presence of lead guitarist Jacobs is a definite drawback, his crashingly inappropriate solos destroying the others' good work".

Sinatra is crashingly casual when it comes to keeping the Japanese in their place.

inflationary spiral, and it is now a musical form associated with the crashingly loud side of music; which is not the kind of music I generally like to.

" Jay Boyar of the Orlando Sentinel called the film "crashingly unfunny" and a sign that "the 67-year old comedian's sense of humor isn't.

Press called both albums "technically stunning, reasonably catchy and crashingly hollow," while AllMusic's Jeri Montesano said that, compared to 1990s.

to these terms in meaning, might also be understood in subtly or even crashingly misleading senses, whereas the Latin terms are used according to strict.

" Ebert also called the film "crashingly obvious," later remarking that the audience is "faced with the dismal.

the Holy Grail of Bond, but let's be searingly honest – some of it is crashingly dull.

technically stunning, reasonably catchy and crashingly hollow.

Dorian Lynskey of The Guardian called Keys "crashingly dull.