Sentence examples for terrible book from inspiring English sources
Wise choice; it's a terrible book.
It's not actually a terrible book.
What a terrible, terrible, terrible book it is.
It's a terrible book really, because the dog Elfie dies.
It is, you won't be surprised to learn, a really terrible book on multiple levels.
They threw rocks at each other and mimicked the various plagues described in that terrible book.
"Now that he quit, they're terrible books".
Published writers, on the other hand, know that terrible books come out all the time.
"These are terrible books, and they're probably a strong component of why we do so poorly in science" on standardized tests, Professor Hubisz said.
It was a chance to revisit that old chestnut: is it true that you can only make great films from terrible books, and that conversely, great books always get turned into terrible films?
He's vindictive, he's a penny-pincher and he'd sooner stop writing terrible books than give money to someone who had lied about him in seeking a settlement.
