Sentence examples for terrible view of from inspiring English sources

He presents a really terrible view of men.

"My work is about this wonderful and terrible view of how we move past each other".

It was terrible!" View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz By Jia Tolentino.

Having so many Asian students taking law classes in that building seems like the perfect disavowal of Boalt's terrible views.

But confidence is important, and Harlow's has taken a terrible beating.The views of a score or so students of Harlow College, clustered around the water garden during their lunch break, were largely discouraging.

The graphic detail of the drug use with Phil and his friend was terrible and in view of the time that the episode was aired, entirely inappropriate.

The cynicism can seem breathtaking but weirdly heartening, a sign that we haven't been pummeled, politically and emotionally, into taking a uniform view of that terrible moment and its meaning.

We, in turn, are able to believe in her as her reporter's initial pro-Palestinian bias gives way to a more complex and tragic view of the terrible dilemma that has Israel in its grip.

They had gone up to the Acropolis, destroyed the temples that existed there, a terrible sacrilege from the point of view of the Athenians, and they wanted to do what they could to see this would never happen again.

Nevertheless, beginning in the 16th century, the fixation on Antichrist as a coming or present terrible individual gave way to the view of Antichrist as a collective body of evil.

In that volume Mr. Hanson wrote approvingly of the ancient Greek view of war as "terrible but innate to civilization -- and not always unjust or amoral if it is waged for good causes to destroy evil and save the innocent".