Sentence examples for how terrible for from inspiring English sources
So rather than singing about how terrible, for instance, David Cameron is, a modern cabaret performer might search out a song written a century ago that lampoons some long-forgotten, but intensely loathed, authority figure from the past.
In February, 1846, he wrote in his journal: How terrible for the man who once, as a little boy watching sheep on the moors of Jutland, suffering terribly, hungry and weak from the cold, had stood atop a hill and had cursed God — and the man was unable to forget it when he was eighty-two years old.
In February, 1846, he wrote in his journal: **{:.break one} ** How terrible for the man who once, as a little boy watching sheep on the moors of Jutland, suffering terribly, hungry and weak from the cold, had stood atop a hill and had cursed God — and the man was unable to forget it when he was eighty-two years old.
How terrible for our glorious experiment -- America!
Oh how terrible for that person, who has such and such circumstances, how lucky am I.
"My first reaction is, how terrible it is for the Guadalupe family.
They spoke about the scale of the Holocaust, and about "how terrible it was for the Poles during the sixty-three days of the uprising.
It helped that Shorten showed no inclination to press on the substantive point – Shorten went all meta – observing how terrible it was for the prime minister to have colleagues leaking against him.
"I've been in enough theaters watching my own movies to see how poorly they are exhibited," he said, "how terrible the conditions for watching a movie can be, the decorum, the cellphones ringing".
Both news items remind us of how terrible things were for the first decade of the new millennium.
