Sentence examples for ghastly possibility from inspiring English sources

A certain ghastly possibility — a glimpse of a stone-dead future temperament — has been made potent for us.

In Pentagon fashion, the commander also is analyzing her experiences to make a preparedness plan for the ghastly possibility of some next time.

Which brings us to the current pileup of lawsuits and legislation designed to ward off the allegedly ghastly possibility that more might be spent on some kids than on others.

There are lots of possibilities, from ghastly food that you're happily tucking into, to food that disappears, pops or makes strange movements when someone else eats it, to food that won't be eaten because the prankster can see straight away that it's mutated or weird food.

But given the ghastly nature of nvCJD, the possibility of an epidemic must continue to be taken very seriously even though it may be unclear for years yet whether there will be one.

A side trip to Madame LaLaurie's house reminds her of Delphine's own ghastly beauty ritual, and the possibility of a perilous, but narratively productive, alliance arises.

A certain ghastly possibility a glimpse of a stone-dead future temperament has been made potent for us.

Some analysts fear that a suddenly empowered Five Star Movement could potentially lead Italy to exit the eurozone, or perhaps the European Union altogether — a possibility referred to by the ghastly portmanteau "Quitaly".

Without the Lone Star State, the Western swing band Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys would have appeared under the performing name Robert Wills and His Playboys, which is ghastly, or not have existed at all, a possibility that DoD has officially classified as "too awful to contemplate".

Instead we're served with the unsettling news that the Rizzutos have stood silent and by all appearances are paralyzed with fear lending credence to the possibility that they're faced with the ghastly visage of a deadly tag team.

For Mr Blair's colleagues, the possibility that he might have helped Mr Bush to win, albeit indirectly, is almost too ghastly to contemplate.Faced with the awful reality of four more years of Mr Bush, Mr Blair's establishment critics have returned to a favourite theme.