Sentence examples for terrible forms from inspiring English sources

There's a lot of talk around the subject of masculinity, in all its terrible forms.

"Such terrible forms of discrimination should not be explained away as cultural practices that cannot be challenged or changed.

Soldiers who served in World War One endured some of the most terrible forms of warfare ever known.

Political or cultural sensitivities must not get in the way of preventing and uncovering this terrible form of abuse.

Celtic the major disappointment, against a Milan side in terrible form whom they would have had genuine hopes of beating.

It is a terrible form of narcissism of many U.S. presidents to imagine they are Churchill, and see Hitlers behind every tinpot tyrant.

"For years," Bush said, "a terrible form of violence has been directed at children who are inches from birth while the law looked the other way".

"For years, a terrible form of violence has been directed against children who are inches from birth, while the law looked the other way," Mr. Bush said.

Yet even despite their terrible form, the game was a sellout and dozens of optimistic fans stood outside the ground with hand-drawn signs pleading for spare tickets.

But they can pay it socially: to deprive the poor of the beauty of the highest art is a terrible form of oppression".

Here he is, resolved to confront his manager at Queens Park Rangers, Harry Redknapp, about the team's terrible form: "He was watching the Racing Channel, and it was pointless hedging my bets.