Sentence examples for terrible to read from inspiring English sources

It was terrible to read them; I still find it hard.

For 10 years, from when he met her as a fellow student at the Slade School of Art, he loved the wrong woman, a relationship recorded in letters that are terrible to read, that smouldered on even after Carrington had set up home with Lytton Strachey.

A little tiny man who can convince me that reading books off a tiny screen isn't a terrible way to read.

The average local is terrible at trying to read a map; however they do understand sketches — the simpler the better.

We had to read terrible things like "Arrowsmith," the books teachers exposed us to in school.

"I had terrible trouble getting him to read it but in the end he did".

It's because as a singer myself, I know first hand how difficult it is to read terrible words written about you.

You don't need to have ever been on the Internet to read Terrible Old Games, let alone be familiar with my other work.

Here in Phnom Penh, it's hard not to read a terrible sadness into these Buddhist instructions for transcending the pain of existence.

"If it hadn't been for prison, I would not have been able to read the terrible translation of Edward Said's Orientalism that I had with me," he says.

Responses = 22 Participants = 11 I got a terrible shock when I tried to read an eye chart because, as I say, looking with two eyes you can't notice any difference".