Sentence examples similar to fantastic consequence from inspiring English sources
No one is better than Kafka at joining the mysteries of setting and motive to scientific precision about characters and actions, however fantastic the consequences.
For the Israelis, the 1967 war was a triumph of such miraculous speed and fantastic territorial consequences that its leading military commander, Moshe Dayan, quickly helped brand it "the Six-Day War"––a deliberate echo of the six days of creation in Genesis.
The billionaire stockbroker bankrolling the Brexit campaign has touted the insecurity that would result as "fantastic" and likened the consequences of leaving the EU to the Dunkirk retreat of the second world war.
Hargreaves, 69, sparked an outcry when he said the insecurity that would result from quitting the EU could be "fantastic" and likened the consequences of an exit to the Dunkirk retreat of the second world war.
'You have a superb kind of recklessness as a kid that's really fantastic, because there's no consequences to it at all.
You can read about the consequences of this law in a fantastic memoir by Grujica Spasovic, the editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper Danas.
And dangerous because they all too often given birth to fantastic conspiracy theories in an effort to make sense out of the disastrous consequences of American policy mistakes.
And harping on Trump's weight is a fantastic way to accomplish that, especially when there are so many other issues of much greater consequence.
