Sentence examples for true nightmare from inspiring English sources

For Japanese traditionalists, the parade must be a true nightmare.

This nursery rhyme fails to convey the true nightmare of bedbugs.

A true nightmare before Christmas for the former Mrs Ian Beale.

He was having a hard enough time walking on level ground — navigating those steps would be a true nightmare.

"This is the true nightmare: that the enemy, the Mafioso, who is tearing society apart, goes unnoticed in public office," Anabel Hernández wrote in the book "Narcoland".

His true nightmare, he said, would have been if the agency had actually reviewed the disclosures and never found anything wrong.

In it, Groves acknowledged a truth widely, if quietly, known among medical professionals — that some patients are true nightmares.

When he managed to sleep for a few minutes, he had dreams that he ordinarily would have found laughably obvious — a body not in the place where he'd left it, feet protruding from under his bed when people entered his room — but which under the circumstances were true nightmares, of the sort from which he ordinarily would have been relieved to awaken.

Kath and I hit a few stores and even ventured to the outlet mall which would have given Peter true nightmares.

Moore is not a true matchup nightmare, though, and neither is Watson.

A true Long Island nightmare, the county seems to be hurtling down the expressway without a driver.