Sentence examples for perhaps more terrible from inspiring English sources
Ruined buildings, for instance, are perhaps more terrible than dead bodies: "The dead were discreet.
The very existence of thousands of nuclear bombs prepared to rain fire and death proposes another, perhaps more terrible burning of our Holy Mother Earth by our own choice.
Viewed through the prism of Stalin's crimes and against the backdrop of Soviet anti-Semitism, Germany can seem like a land of freedom with a terrible history, but perhaps no more terrible than that of the Soviet Union.
Against a backdrop of 1930s politics and the threat of fascist victory in the Spanish civil war, the book describes the descent of the alcoholic English consul into a hell worthy of Dante, perhaps more intimate and terrible since his Beatrice has returned to him but her love can't save him.
And perhaps more importantly, it's been terrible for users.
Perhaps more than appears.
Others were perhaps more optimistic.
Or perhaps more pertinent: why?
Perhaps more has to come".
