Sentence examples for terrible reason from inspiring English sources

But that, along with many others, is a terrible reason to do anything.

Rumor has it that he ate little meat later in life, though only, perhaps, because he didn't care about food, which is a terrible reason.

It lacks the public presence created by armies of activists and shelves of upbeat narratives, and for a terrible reason: mortality rates are so high.

It seems to me to be a terrible reason for not putting books in prisons – that people are not waiting for their next Jane Austen".

As the conscious and legally competent entity in the conception set-up, it's the woman's say that counts, and even the most terrible reason for having an abortion holds more sway than the best imaginable reason for compelling a woman to carry to term.

RW is one terrible reason to generate large marine catastrophes, which is a presence that may always show up with special giant waves in a very short time, and there is no sign before it appears.

There's no denying this as perhaps the best of the terrible reasons for marriage.

"And many people are predisposed, not for terrible reasons, to be suspicious of this new thing that they do not understand.

EDGAR If you were to fast-forward through the plays, mine included, you would see a series of Western attempts, not always for terrible reasons, to sort of tidy up the region and create a modern state.

Drop into any gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art with your eyes open and you're bound to encounter at least a few gloriously made objects with disturbing meanings, fabulous things made for terrible reasons: political power, greed, repression.

And there is no denying that many women in the business could be mistreated or involved with the industry for terrible reasons.