Sentence examples for far more terrible from inspiring English sources

The deaths of those we love may become far more terrible.

"Slavery is terrible for men; but it is far more terrible for women," Jacobs wrote.

But this bloody century has shown that the long-term risks of impunity have been far more terrible.

But I'm here to tell you there is a far more terrible beast lurking in the matrimonial jungle.

In trying to insulate himself from the pain and mess of everyday human life, Larry discovers that he has brought himself into intimate contact with something far more terrible, a fate that might even be called tragic.

But hydrogen bombs, which derive most of their power from the fusion of light atomic nuclei, are far more terrible than fission bombs, which work by splitting heavy nuclei.

The twentieth century was great and terrible, and the twenty-first century promises to be far greater and more terrible".

The exchange provided some welcome comic relief during a question-and-answer session that focused on far more serious issues, like the terrible European auto market.

He is far more affected by the eerie, terrible imagery of yachts being airlifted by helicopters out of a hurricane-ravaged harbor, on a day that will prove to be a turning point in his life.

Considering it was up against far more established properties, it's not a terrible debut.

But far more harm has been done to the economy since early 2010 by terrible decisions as to how the government spends and the effect on both business and consumers of the uncertainty that stems from making policy crisis by crisis.