Sentence examples for a certain terrible from inspiring English sources

"If this is how all your friends are," Miranda says, "it begins to have a certain terrible normality to it".

This nexus of relationships, a sex-triangle, is placed under intense scrutiny when the police are called in to investigate a certain terrible event.

This nexus of relationships is placed under intense scrutiny when the police are called in to investigate a certain terrible event.

Overinvest emotionally in a cause, just as in a person, and the same certain terrible blindness may arise.

Furlanetto said that a difficult part of being a singer is "trying to avoid certain terrible productions".

"It is whispered in Christian Europe that the English are mad and maniacs: mad because they give their children smallpox to prevent their getting it, and maniacs because they cheerfully communicate to their children a certain and terrible illness with the object of preventing an uncertain one.

He is often seen in semidarkness, his face turned down in contemplation of possible, terrible defeat, or the certain terrible cost of victory: like the Shikler portrait of Kennedy.

In most games, retribution exists solely as a component of the narrative: the story tells you that you have to kill a certain enemy because of something terrible they've done (probably revealed in an overblown cinematic sequence), and so you do it.

Perhaps some Amazonian tribe has a word that means "something so terrible it achieves a certain kind of majesty," but in English we do not.

But those of us who exercise in all sorts of weather will attest that there is a certain thrill that can come from terrible conditions.

Then, and since that time, Trump's words and actions have appeared so ridiculous and terrible that from a certain perspective, it is darkly hilarious this person became the President of The United States.