Sentence examples for awful consequence from inspiring English sources
But only Roberta Maxwell's witchy, haggard, implacable Queen Margaret brings a sense of awful consequence to the production.
The stigma once associated with their realities has been exposed as bias, another awful consequence of applying a single arbitrary standard to humanity's infinite variety.
In the past few weeks hundreds more have been fleeing over the border.One awful consequence of the long conflict has been a proliferation of landmines, frequently maiming villagers.
In 1940, Lindbergh, who had by then returned to the U.S., was recruited to speak on behalf of America First, an antiwar group founded by several Yale students (including Gerald Ford, the future President, and Potter Stewart, the future Supreme Court Justice) who saw the Second World War as an awful consequence of the First — and who were determined to avoid another disastrous war.
A: It's my view that the really awful consequence of Citizens United -- SuperPACs -- can be overturned without overturning Citizens United.
It was everyone's business to bear down on illicit sex because of its awful consequences.
It falls to Eva to grapple with all this and its awful consequences.
The events at Mid Staffordshire remind us of the awful consequences when that focus is lost.
Balram has worked out early in life that good deeds usually have awful consequences.
The awful consequences of ill-conceived policies can no longer be call 'unintended'unintended
Many foreign governments have ordered their nationals out.The awful consequences of failureMr Bush likes to assert that an American failure in Iraq is unimaginable.
