Sentence examples for cursed place from inspiring English sources

Truly a cursed place.

Nobody's safe in that cursed place.

The New Yorker, June 6, 1977 P. 129 Truly a cursed place.

By Richard Lattimore The New Yorker, June 6, 1977 P. 129 Truly a cursed place.

Goyo calls Cuba "a cursed place," condemning it as a country "where treachery is the common currency".

Herzog sees the German landscape through Friedrich's paintings as a cursed place; the vampire is Hitler, and Friedrich.

Some people now see hospitals as cursed places.

He has apparently been cursed — placed, like Tantalus, before objects of temptation.

We see a lot of cursed places in this column (which everyone loves! The column! Fan favourite that everyone loves!), but for me this is truly one of the most cursed.

He jokes with station hand Joe that he cursed the place and might have to break the levee to bring on the rain.

In certain of his novels, however, Tilghman has attacked head-on the historical complexities that might have made a Chesapeake plantation at some times an Eden and at others a cursed, murderous place.