Sentence examples for terrible means from inspiring English sources
How fortunate the one who did not need more terrible means to wean the child!
And then the logic leads down into darkness, into places where arguments are no longer about noble ends but about whether you can harden yourself to use terrible means.
In October a large church in a small town will become the center of controversy in "The Bus" by James Lantz, followed by "Any Given Monday," an irreverent comedy about a man trying to save his marriage through terrible means, by Bruce Graham, a former writer for the television show "Roseanne".
We need no reminding that the wrongs have continued across time and place, by different and terrible means, and continue to make clear that the aspirations reflected in the trial's opening would not easily be fulfilled by the simple expedient of putting in place new laws and institutions.
After 9/11, the U.S. engaged in policies in which anti-terror ends justified terrible means.
Even then, he knew that this broken place inside him would not be mended, except by some terrible means.
And the fact that this terrible, mean-spirited man saw marriage as the opposite of pleasure and fulfilment so he had to gorge himself like that before he made the leap.
The doctor meant for it to be funny, but it was a terrible, mean joke.
No amount of tinkering will make this terrible mean spirited bill safe for children in foster care, those adopted or other vulnerable children.
It is expected to say that the rebound in August from the terrible July means they should wait and see before making another move.
