Sentence examples for terrible case of from inspiring English sources
For him, it was a terrible case of bad fortune.
Sanford has always had a terrible case of chronic self-absorption.
She replies that she has a terrible case of nicotine poisoning.
The terrible case of Joyce Vincent has turned that joke very, very sour.
The Vaseline had given her a terrible case of acne, and she hadn't tended to her hair, which was so thin and tortured that her scalp showed.
In her 20's, Gina Simo, now 39 and a full-time mother, suffered from a terrible case of cystic acne.
A confident and easygoing man at one time, Mr. Hoffmeister said he now has terrible cases of nerves.
Along with some pretty terrible cases of jailings in Egypt and lynchings in Pakistan, there was one instance of a mainly Christian country punishing the offence: a ten-month suspended sentence imposed on a young man in Greece who had started a Facebook page which made fun of the cult of a famous monk who died in 1994.
There are terrible cases of poverty, and Romanians are angry that government after government has failed to deliver on the nation's promise.
That is the lesson both of this terrible case and for the essential unrelenting work of preventing a similar horror in future.
There have been some terrible cases lately of kids being lured into sex acts online, then blackmailed with that". .
