Sentence examples for ghastly fate from inspiring English sources
Worse still, the social & ethical attitudes embodied in the fallas are ferociously conservative--a ghastly fate to befall a popular art.
Kershaw succeeds in clearing away a great many misconceptions, he deploys an impressive amount of evidence about the variety and complexity of public opinion and he brilliantly describes the ghastly fate of many ordinary Germans.
Furthermore, it does need to be acknowledged that while Soviet victory in World War II imposed a dreadful Communist system on Poland, it also saved Poland from what would have been its infinitely more ghastly fate under Nazi rule — which we know from Hitler's plans for the systematic destruction of the Poles as a national community.
I knew nothing of Anatole Broyard's mistresses or, if he ever had any, who they were or if a woman like Faunia Farley, injured and harassed by men from the age of four, had ever come along to help savagely seal his ghastly fate as she does Coleman Silk's and her own.
Who but a bondservant would desire such a ghastly fate?
The Musketeers In the season finale, Porthos (Howard Charles) tries to lure Rochefort (Marc Warren) to Paris and prove to the King (Ryan Gage) that the Spanish spy-master to is a traitor, while Athos and D'Artagnan (Tom Burke, Luke Pasqualino) race to save Constance (Tamla Kari) from a ghastly fate.
But it can also be a disturbing echo chamber, as Molly's plight blurs in her disoriented mind with such ghostly, ghastly fates as that of Blanche DuBois in "A Streetcar Named Desire".
I can only surmise that this fruit is so bitter, the picture in the mirror so ghastly, the fate so clearly written on walls, that our minds cannot accept it and denial is the only refuge for us.
But, in one of those ghastly reversals of fate that only Kafka could have written of, the cure was cut short.
At the trial, Lord Aldington agreed that the fate of the returnees had been "ghastly" but said he had not known that they faced execution.
Villagers risked a ghastly fate and a spray of napalm if they picked the wrong side, or the wrong foreign power.
