Sentence examples for terrible conjunction from inspiring English sources
If so, the Democrats may avoid the terrible conjunction of midterm and economic bottom that cost Republicans 26 seats in the 1982 House elections.
"There is considerable evidence of looting going on in conjunction with these terrible times, in particular, and things are coming into the market of very dubious provenance.
Historically, a conjunction of great character and terrible times has not occurred in this country since the 1930s.
Then comes the terrible twos... Well isn't that coincidental, that they get terrible just in conjunction with the oxytocin wearing off.
The new tagline, "A mind is a terrible thing to waste but a wonderful thing to invest in," was created by the advertising agency Y&R in conjunction with the Advertising Council, as was the tagline created in 1972 that it is replacing, "A mind is a terrible thing to waste".
IT IS an odd conjunction.
Terrible, terrible, terrible.
Corp. in conjunction with Rutgers Univ.
"Terrible, terrible, terrible," he said.
When you say 'terrible,' terrible is" — Sellars paused — "terrible.
