Sentence examples for grievous fate from inspiring English sources

(Thomasina's grievous fate will prove as much).

His body remained unclaimed by his family, a grievous fate under Muslim custom.

And the bearers of bad tidings, the three visitors to the court of Oedipus who fill in the terrible clues to his grievous fate, are all rendered in touching, idiosyncratic performances.

Stress made far more grievous than circumstances require.

Next to that fate, a "grievous digital harm" rap from the Surrey police seems an entirely acceptable punishment.

He found searches for the term "air" had been gradually declining, suggesting "grievous consequences for the fate of humanity".

Sparks, 2008] have expressed in the past, this will have grievous consequences for the fate of all humanity, not just our academic colleagues in New Jersey.

Fate was duly tempted and delivered a grievous blow.

Figes's distortion of the fate of Dina Ioelson-Grodzianskaia (pp. 361-62), who survived eight years in the Gulag, is grievous in a different respect.

A great many other London suburbs and outlying towns suffer grievous damage in The War of The Worlds but Woking has been by far the most enthusiastic in recalling its fictional fate – partly because Wells wrote the book there and partly because the book's opening chapters, which are some of its most vivid, are set there.

None involved grievous violence.