Sentence examples for terrible illustration from inspiring English sources

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But the Rath case provides a terrible illustration of the potential consequences of treating the evidence with contempt.

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But the case of Henry and Becket is a perfect illustration of how terrible political crimes occur.

Cairo, 9 June 2013 – The latest tragic death of Sohair El Batea,13, is another sad illustration of the terrible consequences that female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) has on the girl child.

Kay's illustrations, dark and terrible, follow the author's lead in refusing to flinch from portraying that fear and anger with ferocious power.

Writing for Tor.com in 2012, Mari Ness opined that while Heyer hoped My Lord John would be her masterpiece, it instead "serves mainly as an illustration that authors are often terrible at determining which of their works is actually a masterpiece.

The stark and atmospheric illustrations by Brown ("Children Make Terrible Pets"), working exclusively in shades of gray save the garish orange of the vegetables in question, are simply splendid.

And on quite another level, his illustrations for "Wuthering Heights," though incomplete, have a terrible power.

It's an image worthy of Magritte or Cocteau, and a perfect illustration of Franju's stated aesthetic: "What pleases is what is terrible, gentle and poetic".

Terrible, Terrible!

Terrible, terrible.

It's a terrible, terrible, terrible tragedy.

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