Sentence examples for terrible mind from inspiring English sources
The phrase "terrible mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has negative or harmful thoughts, or to refer to a mindset that is destructive or unproductive. Example: "His terrible mind was filled with doubts and fears that held him back from achieving his goals."
So some of the French living in New York have detected a certain amount of fallout from the Strauss-Kahn affair — nothing terrible, mind you, just enough to be noticeable.
Yet that's what our mothers and grandmothers did -- and it's exactly what I did for one terrible, mind-numbing, bleach-filled week.
'They're going to ruin this, ruin the simplicity.' It was just a terrible idea in our minds.
Not for the terrible din, mind, as everyone there was equipped with iPods and chunky headphones playing their own dream soundtracks for the night.
What I'm not tempted by is the long career, wrestling with terrible secrets, mind-bending complications and soul-crushing compromises, while not being able to get credit when it went well, sympathy when it went horribly or a huge pile of money if I happened to be good at it.
Both advise indifference toward what might seem, to the untrained mind, terrible misfortunes.
It's hard to explain my terrible state of mind: I had to see.
Nearby was their poster, with the tag line "A waist is a terrible thing to mind".
"I was in this terrible state of mind when George [ Harrison came to LA for a few days.
Slowly, Jackie neglects her other surveillance duties to track Clyde obsessively and leaves her hi-tech watchtower to follow him, with a terrible plan in mind.
It's a terrible disease; her mind and her personality went, until one night my brother rang me to tell me she had died.
