Sentence examples for marks a terrible from inspiring English sources

To be honest, this book reads like a cruel parody of Tony Harrison, and marks a terrible falling off from his earlier work.

The romantic showdown, to be aired again this morning on Radio 4 in the weekly omnibus, marks a terrible twist in the fortunes of Kirsty Miller, who had hoped to be Mrs Tom Archer by now.

Terrible events to mark a terrible time -- an age of decline, decadence and depopulation.

The day Trump slid down the Trump tower escalator and called Mexican immigrants rapists and criminals marked a terrible milestone that launched a campaign for the presidency that to this day continues to attack us.

The propensity to use exclamation marks in any but the very specific circumstances above is the mark of a terrible writer.

But the day was also marked by a terrible allied blunder.

His illness is marked by a terrible, palpable wasting away, and when Margaret feels "the life force go out of him entirely" the mutual withdrawal of husband and wife begins.

This month marks the anniversary of a terrible event: the October 2012 attempt on Dr. Denis Mukwege's life at his home in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Any disturbance of this frantic activity leaves a terrible mark.

With abusive parents and a variety of conflicting influences, he was the perfect candidate to become obsessed with leaving a terrible mark upon history.

"We've made some progress this year, but this is a terrible exclamation mark at the end of the year".