The phrase "terrible appearance" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English. It can be used to describe someone or something that has a very poor or unpleasant physical appearance or presentation. Example: The old abandoned house had a terrible appearance, with broken windows and overgrown weeds covering the yard.
But, he added, "I do know that there is a terrible appearance of impropriety when a million dollars in soft money is given by the ex-wife of a fugitive from justice".
The Tantric approach to Kāli is to display courage by confronting her on cremation grounds in the dead of night, despite her terrible appearance.
We expect them to display emotion, which is partly why we tend to think of them as less emotional: Their feelings are self-justifying, condition-setting, and therefore possessed of a terrible appearance of logic.
To become something, and overcome your fear, Augie says, you fashion a self that can frighten the world back: "You invent a man who can stand before the terrible appearances.
Only now, at the moment, he's suddenly in trouble and probably a tad shaken, his confidence waning after two consecutive terrible appearances.
It places a terrible premium on appearance".
Some of Whitman's celebrity fans have been singing his praises lately: J. K. Rowling mentioned that her favorite poem is Whitman's "Of the terrible doubt of appearance," and the British television personality Jonathan Ross just selected "Leaves of Grass" for his Twitter book club.
Sleep deprivation can be terrible for your appearance.
The appearance is terrible.
First, the terrible circumstances surrounding the first appearance of Ariel are essential to any reading of Plath's work.
The spectacle had the appearance of some terrible play, or maybe a parking-lot brawl, only instead of actors or drunk teenagers, you had what once were America's most feared and dangerous white supremacist group waving Confederate flags and tearing up the flag of Israel.
