Sentence examples for a terrible consequence. from inspiring English sources

And you believe that the consequence is a terrible consequence? A. Absolutely.

A terrible consequence of this new climate of fear and revenge would be for our enemies, blind and intolerant, to turn us into them.

There may be a terrible consequence as for the first time Britain elects anti-semitic racists in the form the BNP as European parliamentary representatives on 4 June.

I do think that in terms of the literature, if there is one strain that will cross over to the show, it will be the idea that these people have repressed their feelings, and there eventually will be a terrible consequence — say, like what you have in "Revolutionary Road".

(A terrible consequence, but those cancers typically weren't fatal).

"Guys," I barked, "if any one of you gets out of your bed for anything other than going to the bathroom, then... there is going to be a terrible consequence". "What consequence, dad?" The 6-year-old adroitly wondered.

His killing is therefore not an afterthought — a bit of gruesome comic business — but an act of terrible consequence, a link in the dark chain that leads ultimately to Hamlet's own.

It puts them into a kind of "useless class" category with the terrible consequence of a resentful class without dignity or status.

"This is the sort of terrible consequence of not having a logical, sensible approach.

"Recently I had an experience that was a little bit stressful, a week or two ago, and I thought 'Ah God, it wouldn't half be nice to have some heroin and just relax', but then I realised it would come at a terrible social consequence".

As he was dying last Wednesday as a result of a disease with terrible consequences, he bore witness one last time to the moral evil of euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide.