Sentence examples for is a terrible case from inspiring English sources
At least, unlike Spielberg's Tintin, Scorsese uses real people with real faces, but his actors are largely reduced to flimsy cartoons of period Frenchness; what with Howard Shore's relentlessly accordion-laced score, the film is a terrible case of Améliefication.
"This is a terrible case, one that shocked everyone in Mexico back then, an unbelievable case," said Armando Salinas, chairman of the Public Security Committee in the lower house of Congress.
For him, it was a terrible case of bad fortune.
"On any view this has been a terrible case – a tragic and pointless loss of three young lives," he said.
"Optically, this has been a terrible case to begin the commissions with," said Matthew Waxman, who was the Pentagon's top detainee affairs official during the Bush administration.
"This was a terrible case from the outset," said another one of Mr. Cuban's lawyers, Christopher J. Clark of Latham & Watkins in New York.
The judge said: "On any view this has been a terrible case – a tragic and pointless loss of three young lives.
The defence team will respond by painting its own, even more detailed picture of what Mr Pistorius insists was a terrible case of mistaken identity.
Mrs May said: "This was a terrible case when you look at the details of this and we all have sympathy with the family and what they have gone through.
