Sentence examples for terrible kind from inspiring English sources
But as jobs, pay and hope all dwindle, painkillers and alcohol – even suicide – make a terrible kind of sense.
One hears a terrible kind of music as the playwright slices through his characters' flesh, bones, and cartilage.
This is a terrible kind of colonization, and it will go on.
"It's a terrible kind of a back-door thing," he said.
"There was this terrible kind of yearning for someplace called home".
But then his anger dissolves into something even more unbearable: a terrible kind of pity and yearning, a desperate need to soothe Hester's cares, to take her back.
Or, at least, the not-terrible kind of hacking.
Texas in the late '80s looks kind of terrible, sort of like this movie.
Young men and women who carried out such missions had usually seen what they viewed as "something terrible, some kind of atrocity," he said.
The music was terrible, a kind of speedy banjo music.
While every American experienced a terrible new kind of pain on 9/11, it was a little different if you were in Manhattan and could smell it.
