Unholy used in a sentence

Unholy in a sentence as an adjective

We order an unholy pile of stuff from Amazon all the time.

Set your computer to set off such an unholy alarm that your neighbors will hear.

Apparently, I have turned an unholy shade of green.

And then there's that whole thing with corruption at unholy levels and treating his employees and people in general like ****.

The difference is that Python is actually a designed language, rather than an unholy congealed mass.

Incompetent schmucks give birth to unholy, unmaintainable, monolithic code because they think it's okay to not know your **** as long as you "solve" the problem.

Warren Buffett has plenty to say about the unholy marriage of corporations and their analysts, consummated with garbage "earnings guidance".

I've seen people blaze through common tasks using ZSH that I do myself using an unholy combination of backscroll, mouse cut and paste, and cutting and pasting into my daily work notes in another window.

The telephone network in the US is more varied and complex than the Internet, because it has an unholy mix of legacy and new technologies glued together in ways that will make you lose sleep at night.

There is an inverse relationship the number articles title "x explained simply" and the actual simplicity of x. I honestly don't understand why the developer community refuses to admit the obvious that git is unholy clusterfuck of a product.

I huge part of the goal here is to reduce the need for the "unholy mix of C, C++, fortran, matlab, octave, R and python routines" in both academic research work and machine learning / data science code in industrial settings.

" Usernames and e-mail addresses were also released; people were exhorted to "use and abuse these password lists and credit card information to wreak unholy havoc upon the systems and personal e-mail accounts of these rich and powerful oppressors.

So NAT, and the plethora of unholy "protocols" for traversing it, are acceptable solutions that will last us indefinitely, but DNS is so unusable that we're better off typing in IP addresses?The real damage caused by NAT is mostly invisible.

Add in "insurance" companies which act as middle men between the payments and the healthcare delivery, plus a lot of regulation, and a large number of people whose jobs are to try and increase or decrease payments from the other groups and the whole thing is an unholy mess.