Sentence examples for terrible condition of from inspiring English sources

That is not just because of the terrible condition of the codex; even when the words are there, they are often enigmatic.

His great subject, beneath, between, and everywhere around his characters' complicated tricks and liaisons is the terrible condition of being unable to love.

They contend that the man, Isam Hamad, 36, died in a car crash north of Ramallah and that the Palestinians chose to exploit the terrible condition of his body.

Yet the West Africans could not cope with the force of home advantage and the terrible condition of the pitch, which had been waterlogged in a torrential downpour before Wednesday's matches.

It had a frightening reputation, both for the terrible condition of the road -- four inch corrugations liberally scattered with rocks the size of fists -- and for its roaming bands of ill-intentioned militia and castle-rustlers.

They filled their songs with passion, humor and satire, giving sound and fury to the terrible conditions of their lives.

Mr. Salinas said he had been unable to ask his brother directly where the money has come from "because he's subject to terrible conditions of incarceration".

There's still such much going on out there, from cruelty in a domestic sense right up to the terrible conditions of animals in transportation.

It also adds a couple of white-on-black rapes, plus Turner being galvanised by the terrible conditions of other slaves, witnessed while touring local plantations as a preacher.

And Detroit teachers, parents, and other activists have been publicizing the terrible conditions of Detroit Public Schools via the Detroitteach Twitter page.

After the patriots attempted an unsuccessful takeover of the fort in December 1815, Arismendi gave birth in January 1816 to a child that died at birth due to the terrible conditions of her confinement in the castle.