Sentence examples for that curses from inspiring English sources

Our tradition holds that curses come in threes.

Perhaps this is the point, like the speechlessness that curses him for two-thirds of the book (importantly, his name means "messenger" or "prophet"): a Joycean comment on shrinking significance, the epic becoming prosaic, tragedy repeating as farce.

Few democracies manage to avoid the drip-drip of financial scandals corroding politics; indeed, Britain's often appear tame beside the corruption that curses countries such as France, Spain or the United States.

I refer, of course, to what has become known as astroturfing, as in the faux grass that curses stadiums across the land.

(That's a letter that curses you, folks).

Among those who visited the traditional healer, 56percentt reported that "curses" were to blame for their HIV symptoms.

He must now lift that curse, fast.

You don't mean that curse".

But he also acknowledged that cursing can be just plain old cursing.

In the hallway, a shattered window refracted light across graffiti that cursed the management.

Some experts say the notion that cursing leads to bullying is misguided.