Sentence examples for even more terrible from inspiring English sources
Could it be that we have just forgotten this even more terrible massacre?
Except for the fact that the end result seems even more terrible.
Something even more terrible, even more horrible, even more ironic is required.
Later London was hit with 5,000 even more terrible V-2 rockets.
Times have changed, and sex, of course, can have even more terrible consequences for teenagers than pregnancy.
Extreme realness accepts that everything is not only the worst but is getting even and ever more terrible all the time, and that the only valid, possibly useful response is the bottom-up acceptance of one's and others' limitations and inclinations and capabilities.
We talked about what a terrible disease their father had, and how, despite all the medicines we tried, it still proved even more awful than we thought.
Hoarders acquire a lot of things, but even more, they have terrible anxiety about getting rid of anything, no matter how useless it appears to be.
But there were four more years to come, on a scale even more vast and terrible, as one country after another – or at least their rulers – grasped not only the human catastrophe but the grim political outcome.
But then his anger dissolves into something even more unbearable: a terrible kind of pity and yearning, a desperate need to soothe Hester's cares, to take her back.
