Sentence examples for terrible warning from inspiring English sources

History thus holds out both a great opportunity and a terrible warning for the euro zoners.

For the cabinet, if they can bear to look, it stands as a terrible warning.

Is it a message of forgiveness, of love – or a terrible warning?

But if The Yellow Wallpaper sounds a note of terrible warning, Gilman was also deeply concerned with practical solutions.

As factories and homes are abandoned, the local economy can spiral downward.Detroit, which has lost more than half its population since 1950, provides a terrible warning.

Indeed, it serves as a terrible warning of the way in which the ideals of universal justice and accountability can be abused.

On the very first page of her very first book, Peter Rabbit is sent out to play with the terrible maternal warning to be careful, because "your father had an accident; he was put in a pie by Mrs McGregor".

Clarissa by Samuel Richardson Before a tryst with seductive Robert Lovelace, Clarissa has a terrible dream warning her against him: the villainous rake "stabbed me to the heart, and then tumbled me into a deep grave ready dug, among two or three half- dissolved carcases; throwing in the dirt and earth upon me with his hands, and trampling it down with his feet".

Obama's remarks to the GLACIER conference,  attended by the foreign ministers of Arctic nations, were threaded with equal parts hope and dire warnings: Yes, it's a terrible mess.

He fights with friends, colleagues, and acquaintances who do their best to continue living lives of sexual caprice in spite of so many terrible, nebulous warnings.

Yet while it was heart-warming to see him marry his doctor, the repercussions may be terrible with Catelyn warning him that Walder Frey is a vengeful man.