Sentence examples for sort of terrible from inspiring English sources

Imagine what sort of terrible moron they'd pick to win.

It's a sort of terrible disease that's swept across the world.

"This is the sort of terrible consequence of not having a logical, sensible approach.

And as for those words, the skipping record, maybe he'd fallen into some sort of terrible neural-feedback loop.

I suspect something like this describes Mr Green's case.We ought to feel for those stuck in this sort of terrible quandary.

"Pretty much everyone in his team has had some sort of terrible accident and they're all very bitter about it and embarking on a big revenge spree.

I've seen a lot of donut pins in my day, but they're all been sort-of terrible.

His point of view hasn't drastically changed since he was elected: You give the government too much money, the government is sort-of terrible with money, here's a cheque for some money.

Rather, it's an extended, sort-of-terrible metaphor about acquired tastes.

All sorts of terrible fears race around inside you.

"He did all sorts of terrible things, but it wasn't a totalitarian state.