Sentence examples for kind of terrible from inspiring English sources
Actually this looks kind of terrible doesn't it?
"It was a kind of terrible trap," he recalled.
Everyone carries with them a kind of terrible privacy".
"It seems there's been some kind of terrible misunderstanding about Birmingham.
What kind of terrible lack or inadequacy is not etymologically implied in the phrase "dental caries"?
What kind of terrible dream is this that he hopes to awake from in paradise?
Less like a holiday from life than like some kind of terrible metaphor for it.
I also think that Thom Yorke happens to be kind of terrible at writing lyrics.
It was a public library so it was kind of terrible that I used to get possessive about that chair.
You recognize, with a kind of terrible joy, all that you haven't read and that you would like to read.
A wide-eyed outsider drifts among the city's urbane and jaded lions with fear and amusement, acutely aware that she is not one of those powerful, entrenched, kind-of-terrible New York people, until, one day, she wakes up and discovers that she is one of those powerful, entrenched, kind-of-terrible New York people.
