Sentence examples for terrible prices from inspiring English sources

The play exacts terrible prices of those who persevere in goodness, but it leaves them and the reader, or audience, with the reassurance that it is simply better to be a Cordelia than to be a Goneril, to be an Edgar than to be an Edmund.

Others have come a lot closer than I have, and have crossed it and have paid terrible prices for it.

Beckett prices are for reference; many people are fed up with their terrible prices lately and no longer use it.

A terrible price was paid.

Privilege comes at a terrible price.

"It's a terrible price," she complains.

He paid a terrible price for it.

And paid a terrible price for it?

Such is the terrible price of womanhood.

But he pays a terrible price.

It is a terrible price to pay.