Sentence examples for Terrible concept from inspiring English sources

"It's a terrible concept," he said.

"I think that is a terrible metaphor and I think that is a terrible concept," he said.

It's all, I suppose, part of the "big society", a terrible concept which, unfortunately, only seems to have died a nominative death.

B-29 Superfortress Enola GayThe B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay took off from the Mariana Islands on August 6 , 1945 bound for Hiroshima, Japan where, with the dropping of the atomic bomb, it heralded a new and terrible concept of warfare.

"When I first became mayor I was in favor of ending this because it is a terrible concept," Mr. Bloomberg said yesterday during a telephone interview, a day after he had three people fired from his Panel for Educational Policy to get the group to approve his plan to stop the nearly automatic promotion of third graders.

What a terrible concept: a U.S. president talking with school kids about the importance of education, of expanding their intellectual horizons, of setting goals, and of getting involved in civics.

"A lot of times the media introduces terrible concepts... that puts thoughts into people's minds," he said.

Nietzsche's worry, in short, is that the man in the grips of MPS becomes "imprisoned among all sorts of terrible concepts [schrekliche Begriffe]" that leave him "sick, miserable, malevolent against himself: full of hatred against the springs of life, full of suspicion against all that was still strong and happy" (TI VII:2, emphasis added).

The rollout of the ads will likely be handled with kid gloves, investing in a series of ad partners that can produce high-quality ad 'content' that won't clutter the feed with terrible concepts or execution right off the bat.

While not quite at the same level of sweaty egalitarianism, the Dadaist enfant terrible Duchamp ditched concept art for the competitive realm of chess.

It seems to involve a tacit acknowledgement that the band's real strength lies not in the handing out of windy platitudes, but the writing of hook-laden melodies; a recognition that the best thing about, say, 2011's Mylo Xyloto wasn't its terrible futuristic dystopia concept, but the tune of Princess of China.