Sentence examples for grievous and from inspiring English sources

The consequences can prove grievous and irrevocable.

War, by its nature, is barbarous, grievous, and untamable.

And he admitted that the consequences of failure would be "grievous and far-reaching".

The situation - 18 deaths already this year - is grievous and seems to be getting worse.

"I learned to live with a grievous and murderous hatred very early on.

Tarantino rightly depicts slavery as no mere administrative ownership but a grievous and monstrous infliction of cruelty.

But it's emblematic that, even facing death, Tillman remained rooted in the grievous here-and-now rather than the great hereafter.

And the material desolation was followed by almost five decades of insecurity on the roads, political instability and grievous civil and international wars.

Antibiotic resistance of bacteria and other microorganisms is one of the most serious and grievous challenges of the twenty-first century.

His work makes references to "some circles" and their grievous misunderstandings, and much worse, needs proper sourcing of quotations.

I know from personal experience that this mad rush to break the news often involves speculation and results in grievous misinformation and inaccurate reporting.