Sentence examples for which terrible from inspiring English sources

Bacon's paintings are rich worlds of colour in which terrible things are going on.

He recoils from stained glass ornaments to which terrible memories are clearly attached.

Unfortunately, we need to choose which terrible blights we need to prevent and which we do not.

In this, Lent's fiction is remarkably different from vintage McCarthy, in which terrible things occur without redemption, and in which confession rarely yields relief.

This may be grotesque, but it may also be the only way in which terrible things are assimilated into our past.

"Stories in which terrible crimes are inflicted on innocent victims," she wrote, "have long performed as the city's endorphins, a built-in source of natural morphine working to blur the edges of real and to a great extent insoluble problems".

"Which is terrible," he said.

The audience applauded me, which was terrible.

So we end up doing a couple of songs which are terrible.

The Jaguars must improve in the secondary, particularly at safety, which was terrible last year.

I've landed at E!, which implies terrible things about me.