Sentence examples for terrible offspring from inspiring English sources
Seven years on from 9/11 it is clear that we need to take a fundamental look at our efforts to prevent extremism and its terrible offspring, terrorist violence.
For starters, parenthood is typically poorly depicted in film and TV, with fear-mongering montages of exhausted, lust-free couples being peed on by their terrible offspring.
They prefer not to tell their offspring they are "terrible" just because they have a brother or sister who happened to be born within seconds or minutes of them.
Wright's vision seems more the offspring of Emily Dickinson's terrible eternity in "Because I Could Not Stop for Death".
The wiping out of a world-class, open-minded and cosmopolitan class of entrepreneurs, bankers, engineers, doctors and artists of all kinds and their offsprings would have been avoided.The terrible revenge on the talented and business minded ethnic German population chased away from Hungary in the aftermath of the war in the name of collective punishment was the next big blow.
Another effect of rising temperatures on pigs whose bodies do an overall terrible job of cooling themselves in comparison to other livestock is increased fertility, but fertility that produces fewer offspring, and offspring who are also more likely to stay small.
But, he said, the only ways scientists found to extend flies' lives came with terrible trade-offs: either the flies had to starve or they could not have offspring.
Terrible, terrible, terrible.
Offspring of mixed marriage.
"Terrible, terrible, terrible," he said.
