Sentence examples for full of terrible from inspiring English sources

"The charts were full of terrible music.

These phrases are full of terrible grammatical and spelling errors, but are nevertheless honest and artistic.

For all its majesty, World Cup history is full of terrible ideas.

Or this: "Both these stories are full of terrible news about what it is to be human".

It's full of terrible luck and dark energy and so is the province of the devil, who will always come at you from the left.

And the threat of face-kickings will be all too real once every train car is full of terrible break-dancers, flipping around on poles.

Composer Angelo Badalamenti conjures a symphony of suspended chords that hang in the air full of dread, grief, and terrible magic.

Just as important, the Cuomo investigation reminds us that we don't yet know the full scope of terrible judgment, ethical lapses, and outright fraud that occurred within the banking and financial industries last autumn.

The man rising from his tomb, full of a terrible knowledge.

That the government has effectively offered an Instagram full of only terrible, gross stuff is purely unintentional.

Full of great and terrible things, this is a marvellous and often disturbing exhibition.