Sentence examples for a terrible face from inspiring English sources

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The titanic American-born Greek soprano (1923-77) had a terrible face.

A terrible face is just above the bottom of the frame, under a black cap, with greenish flesh and huge, round staring eyes; a neat inverted V of red moustache over a small frightened mouth makes that mouth simultaneously appalled.

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Mr. Kadare's doom needed only a moment to show its terrible face before subsiding into banality.

The tree began to shake, and the bark of its massive trunk split to reveal a terrible shrivelled face.

I have a terrible poker face.

Philip McGuigan, a Sinn Féin councillor, said: "This is a terrible tragedy facing the community in Cloughmills.

But the United States government recognizes that the plight of Afghanistan is "a terrible situation facing the world," Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said.

In Marvel's comics series, Rogers faces a terrible foe in Iron Nail, who drains him of his superpowers, rendering him an old and frail man.

Treatment acceptability will also be assessed from the child's perspective through a Delighted-Terrible Faces (D-T) scale, completed by all children in the MDC immediately following the initial application of PFS/FV, and at each follow up visit.

One would hope we will at this year's I/O — but sometimes it's best to sweep such terrible face-plants under the rug and move on.

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