Sentence examples for terrible may from inspiring English sources

The New Wave enfant terrible may well have a point.

Cinema's enfant terrible may be 80, but he's lost none of his genius for contrarian cheek.

The story has since fallen apart; something terrible may have happened to the victim, but so many of the details have not stood up to scrutiny that Rolling Stone is re-reporting the story and has apologised.

"You prepare them for the best possible world, always, you have to, but you know that the terrible may happen". She doesn't say - the obvious - that we are all of us, as parents, as individuals, powerless to prevent this.

His publisher's offices were evacuated shortly after the shootings at Charlie Hebdo and placed under police protection amid fears that France's enfant terrible may be on a terrorist hitlist.

Fife is a loose cannon who plays with such reckless abandon that Mike Davis, Indiana's coach, never puts Fife and Jared Jeffries, a 6-10 sophomore forward, on opposite teams during practice for fear that something terrible may happen.

"A patient's terrible outcome may or may not reflect a doctor's bad knowledge or judgment.

But the terrible truth may be that for the rest of the time, smell may be a tiny or insignificant component of experience.

This terrible prognosis may lead to elective pregnancy termination on parents' request.

Terrible reviews may have hurt "The Tooth Fairy," a Fox comedy starring Dwayne Johnson.

A terrible mismatch may be shaping up in this lush, isolated patch of northeastern Congo.