Sentence examples for terrible knowledge from inspiring English sources

A terrible knowledge dawns in his eyes.

This is a terrible knowledge to possess about a friend.

And this terrible knowledge requires us to act differently.

Navalny and many of his supporters have gained a terrible knowledge.

How would you cope with having such terrible knowledge put into your head?

The man rising from his tomb, full of a terrible knowledge.

Its spirit, unlike Chatterley's, is gloomed, overshadowed by terrible new knowledge, two world wars, the Holocaust and the atom bomb: an "abyss", as Hartley puts it, at the core of the glorious new century.

The minor humans, a fairground of oddities, are named with Dickensian ear: Elvet Gander, a creepy psychoanalyst, Avram Snitkin, an itinerant ethnomethodologist, Mickey Impey, a pretty pop poet, Jonty Surtees, an agitator, Eva Wijnnobel, a terrible astrologer.A knowledge of the earlier books does, however, help.

Over and over he wages the same battle against marauding space invaders only to perish and discover himself mysteriously reincarnated, blessed with terrible new knowledge of his enemy as well as his own limitations as a hero.

Like a lot of characters who obsess about corruption, their obsessions come from a terrible self-knowledge.

When the tetchy professor and his beautiful young wife, Yelena, finally quit the country estate, nothing much seems to have changed but those remaining have acquired a terrible self-knowledge.