Sentence examples for be more terrible from inspiring English sources

Could anything ever be more terrible than losing her child?

The wars of peoples will be more terrible than the wars of kings".

Like the next war, the next sales campaign is going to be more terrible than ever.

Sometimes, the aftermath of war can be more terrible than the conflict itself.

Bouille is not alone in fearing that Sandy's aftermath may be more terrible than the storm itself for Haiti.

Walls protect people not from barbarians, but from anxieties and fears, which can often be more terrible than the worst vandals.

Nothing is more terrible than these processions of human beings going like dummies to their death".

There have certainly been more terrible episodes on Long Island.

And his tragedy is more terrible and more inexorable than anything that happens to Dorothea.

A female drunkard becomes more abandoned; her influence on her family is more terrible.

Maybe it's more terrible if you are a woman who feels that her hair signifies femininity.