Sentence examples for example of the terrible from inspiring English sources

It's easy to dismiss the wretched cheeseburger crust pizza as a mere food curio, a tragic example of the terrible things done to perfectly innocent ingredients by those operating at the bottom end of the market.

Writing now, she says, "In yet another example of the terrible politicization of this tragedy, many have conveniently chosen to interpret [those words] to mean that I was somehow minimizing the tragedy of Benghazi.

An example of the terrible impact that the disease can have is provided by the story of Amy Davis from Surrey who contracted bacterial meningitis at the age of 18. "In August 2012, after a year and a half of trying to save my leg, there was no choice but to have it amputated.

But also if it helps to remind us that Ebola is not the exception, but rather just one example of the terrible norm - where thousands of men, women and children are dying from a range of horrible diseases every day - then perhaps that will bring the world a step closer to doing more about it.

"This report is the latest example of the terrible human toll our broken immigration system is taking on families.

A June 22 editorial against the one-child policy in The Australian called Feng's case "one small example of the terrible costs of China's longstanding population control regime".

There is nothing in these pages filled with accounts of tyrants -- of Mobutu Sese Seku of Zaire, now known as Congo, for example; no account of the terrible Nigerian civil war or of the struggle against apartheid in South Africa.

This needs a different conversation, but I'll just cite the destruction of sharks in the Western Indian Ocean as one example of how terrible the situation has become.

It is also an example the terrible persistence of a state of mind, a kind of psychopathy that did not begin with Hitler and, tragically, did not end with him.

For me, that is such a fabulous example of the nature of chaos -- where terrible, terrible things happen and it has nothing to do with morality.

If so, Shahzad's death would be not just a terrible example of Pakistani state brutality; it would be a terrible example of the collateral damage sustained in America's war on terror.