Sentence examples for terrible information from inspiring English sources

The Fátima-related belief that Catholicism is withholding terrible information underlies Brown's Angels and Demons and The Da Vinci Code, both of which have popes willing to kill to hide the true story of Christianity.

That spawned a big report on school violence which unearthed some terrible information about sexual assaults at the school.

He doesn't seem to get the idea that we're not going to get any further on LGBT visibility and equality if we keep coddling people of privilege and treating the reporting of public figures' sexual orientation as if it were a revelation of terrible information that could psychologically damage them forever.

It's the fact that, after about a year of usefulness, Yelp very quickly became a terrible source of information.

"He wrote that it's terrible to publish information about the Russian security service, that those are government secrets".

It is a long process, they say, to accept that terrible piece of information -- that everything about their loved one is now in the past -- and to fit the finality of that fact into the rest of their own lives.

Those agencies do a good job of transmitting arrest and fingerprint data but a terrible job of including information on the cases' outcome.

Photographs of an atrocity may give rise to opposing responses: a call for peace; a cry for revenge; or simply the bemused awareness, continually restocked by photographic information, that terrible things happen.

But, "the Reddit AMA is a terrible format for extracting information from a politician," argued The Altantic's Alexis Madrigal, who complained that it simply gave Obama a soap-box to rehash talking points to a new audience.

He was also at a terrible disadvantage in terms of information.

He relied on a cousin for information about "everything terrible: porn, violence, guns"—and the records of Richard Pryor.