Sentence examples for terrible feature of from inspiring English sources

Before you know it, advertising has turned into selling.Yet the websites suffer from the inexhaustible space on the Internet which, as far as advertising rates go, is a terrible feature of cyberspace.

"The terrible feature of current demonstrations in the west against nuclear weapons was that the demonstrators were opposed to any defence – they were prepared to surrender," he told her.

I was overcome with emotion: both a curious sadness at some of the terrible features of the world into which he was coming, but also an elation at the magic of it all.

Long before iPhones there were many years of terrible feature phones.

Second-Hand Time features terrible accounts of the inter-ethnic pogroms that accompanied the end of the USSR, in Tajikistan, Abkhazia and Baku, with murder, rape and neighbour v neighbour.

The magazine courts controversy; at Wednesday's meeting, its staff almost certainly discussed the cover of that morning's issue, which featured the enfant terrible of French literature, Michel Houellebecq.

In theory, illustrating different features of your new phone using real-world scenarios isn't a terrible idea.

Smallpox was "the most terrible of all the ministers of death," wrote English historian Thomas Macaulay.

But on Friday, she made a reference to Bobby Kennedy's assassination — a terrible choice of phrase in a presidential campaign that features an African-American candidate.

The numbers above are actually the IDs for pages that someone, for some terrible reason, made featuring all of those rage faces (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Poker-Face/129627277060203, for example).

He features as an outrageously terrible corporate executive in "Arrested" co-star David Cross's IFC show, "The Increasingly Terrible Decisions of Todd Margaret".