Sentence examples for a terrible term of from inspiring English sources

He also calls her a "crazy-ass psycho bitch" ― jokingly, even though that's a terrible term of endearment ― and she smiles as she reaches for the camera. .

He once wrote that "PC revolution" was a "terrible term," a marketer's bit of hyperbole.

A bill approved in June would authorize 30,000 livery cars to pick up street hails in the so-called outer boroughs (a terrible term) and in northern stretches of Manhattan where yellow cabs are almost as rare as billionaires.

"Short story is a terrible term, I much prefer the French term conte".

How dare you brand me with such a terrible term?!

Bank of America had a terrible day in the stock market, even by the terrible terms of the overall market.

Apparently, the short-term consequence of an unbeaten postseason at home is a terrible long-term memory.

While the scale is a terrible measure of short-term weight-loss progress, it is a nice and simple long-term marker.

He was also at a terrible disadvantage in terms of information.

"I do think that if we don't do this, it is a terrible cost in terms of lives".

Whether or not dramatic climate-policy interventions remain advisable, they will become harder, if not impossible, to sell to the public, which will feel, not unreasonably, that the scientific and media establishment has cried wolf.Dramatic warming may exact a terrible price in terms of human welfare, especially in poorer countries.