Sentence examples for more grievous because from inspiring English sources

The cavalier botch of this project is all the more grievous because what Brando says in it is revelatory, regarding his art and his life.

The drug czar's daughter, a beautiful blond girl, is shown having sex in the glistening light of soft porn with a muscular black man, implying that the violation is more grievous because the predator is black.

The third is more grievous yet, but also triumphant.

It was made more grievous given that they closed the tweet with a judgemental: "Others may forget but we remember".

If "on the Internet nobody knows you're a dog" (I had to visit the other Internet to discover this joke, because, remember, as specified by our leader, no animals), then an even more grievous fear may be the unspoken one: "On the Internet, nobody knows how many dogs there are".

Recently some far more grievous insults to the dead have been reported in an apparent epidemic of desecrations.

The failure of "Collateral Beauty" is all the more grievous for the waste of its superb actors.

Mr Burrows acknowledged his wrongdoing he has paid back the fares but suggested there might be more grievous sins for the FCA to root out within the sector.

This is a tragic story; what makes it even more grievous are revelations of the gruelling schedule Erhardt had kept in the weeks leading up to his death.

And wouldn't Mr. Zimmerman have suffered more grievous wounds to his head if Mr. Martin had slammed it against the pavement 25 times?

They will consider it a deeply chastening experience and perhaps the most astonishing part is that the damage might have been even more grievous.