Sentence examples for terrible perhaps from inspiring English sources

And it will also be a terrible, perhaps fatal, blow to Europe," Valls added.

He looked terrible, perhaps not long for this world.

The record is terrible, perhaps 2014's worst, with frightfully dull renditions of standards like "Anything Goes" and "I Won't Dance" that illuminate nothing beyond Lady Gaga's desperate bid for respect..

Paul Krugman, "Killing the European Project", NY Times, July 12 , 2015 "The European project -- a project I have always praised and supported -- has just been dealt a terrible, perhaps fatal blow.

When he emerged from Payne Whitney, his friends felt that something terrible and perhaps irreversible had happened.

He met with terrible accidents, perhaps engineered by resentful stage carpenters, and by his 50s was in constant pain.

Some might want Don to fall off the building at the end, or to meet a terrible fate; perhaps naïvely, I want him to be happy.

He is channelled by Colin Firth, whose southern accent is terrible but perhaps not that surprising from an actor best known for playing George VI.

Either way, The Conqueror will probably never live down its reputation for being not only terrible, but perhaps literally toxic as well.

Those single friends who lament their lack of a partner or prospect around this holiday are unlikely to be doing so in an effort to make couples feel terrible but perhaps, I don't know because they are the ones who actually feel terrible because loneliness is difficult to endure when you seek companionship.

Internationally renowned whisky scientist First Dog on the Moon is here to help, taking time out from the busy schedule of being a National Treasure to graciously instruct a grateful nation (you people) in how not to be quite so terrible and perhaps even help out around the place.