Sentence examples for ever more terrible from inspiring English sources
HERE is his take on television, domestic or not: "If you don't exercise thought and scrutiny over television, it will become ever more terrible and ever more crass and affect us in ever more terrible ways".
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.
BANGKOK, 2 September 2013 – With the war in Syria now in its third year and taking an ever more terrible toll on the lives of millions of children, the UN Children's Fund UNICEFF) is appealing to the Thai public for urgent funding to support emergency operations for affected Syrian children and their families.
It's even more terrible to wonder if that was the only meaning they ever could have had, though history will take longer to write that one.
Could anything ever be more terrible than losing her child?
While brutal beheadings attract public anger, Isis is savvy enough to understand that it order to keep itself in the minds of western TV viewers and newspaper readers, it needs to continue to produce ever more varied, and terrible, footage.
So the goal of a slim, long-legged, small-breasted body shape becomes ever more elusive and creates terrible conflict when it comes to our relationship with food.
Like the next war, the next sales campaign is going to be more terrible than ever.
So there will be more tragedies, and each one will confront Australians with the terrible and ever more insistent question of how, in some indefinable way, they have become complicit in such horror.
The extraordinary demands he made of his body as he devised ever more extravagant business took a terrible toll, occasionally compounded by the state of warfare that existed between management and stage-hands, who would occasionally "forget" to secure a trap door, sending him plunging 20ft below the stage.
Afterwards, his life and art unravelled - the life disastrously, the art with a terrible beauty, becoming ever more open in its dealings with death.
