Sentence examples for greater nightmare from inspiring English sources

Some people say glue gives them nightmares, but for me, there is no greater nightmare than my life.

In its fury, this country should also not lose sight of the fact Pakistan has the potential to be a far greater nightmare than Afghanistan under the Taliban.

In a nutshell, the same bugbear that haunts so many other American households is proving to be an even greater nightmare for senior citizens: healthcare costs.

Donate some of your saved thousands to organizations working with families in Darfur who are in a much greater nightmare, as well documented by Nicholas D. Kristof in these pages.

The relationship between Grant Doyle's half-crazed Orèste and John-Colyn Gyeantey's Pylade is breathtakingly done, their love for each other transcending both the hell in which they find themselves and the greater nightmare in Orèste's mind.

There must be no greater nightmare for a news producer than to accidentally include Nazi B-roll.

Fire was the great nightmare.

A revanchist Germany was his greatest nightmare (a French nightmare, too).

For him, it was a dream final near the place of his greatest nightmare.

The Communist Party's great nightmare is a joining of democracy and labor movements against it.

Max Mayfield, a former director of the national hurricane centre, called a storm on such a scale his "greatest nightmare".