Sentence examples for most grievous forms from inspiring English sources

He presented priests as among the victims "personally and profoundly afflicted" by the unnamed sins of priests who had succumbed "even to the most grievous forms of the mysterium iniquitatis -- the mystery of evil -- at work in the world".

In three sentences referring to the scandals, the 81-year-old pope presented priests as among the victims "personally and profoundly afflicted" by the unnamed sins of priests who had succumbed "even to the most grievous forms of the mysterium iniquitatis -- the mystery of evil -- at work in the world".

We have before us an ordeal of the most grievous kind.

The most grievous challenge to genomic stability comes in the form of DNA damage, and, in particular, lesions which cause double strand breaks (DSBs) [ 27].

It's the lover who suffers the most grievous harm.

Its absence from home video has been one of the market's most grievous omissions.

'Tis most grievous, to so besmirch their arte with such savagery and discourtesy.

It saw the most grievous one-day massacre in America since the civil war.

(The increasing importance of standardized testing is one of the most grievous obstacles to actual education).

The omission of Rollins is only one of the most grievous.

The new ironclad Keokuk, closing to within several hundred yards of Fort Sumter, suffered the most grievous wounds.