terrible造句

What terrible weather!

Not so terrible after all?

This is a terrible idea.

Their terrible sufferings aroused his pity [sympathy].

Death is a gruesome and terrible Arcanum.

The consequences of that have been terrible.

And looking uncomfortable made me look terrible!

Who's responsible for the terrible mess?

You are dressed up like a whore, it's terrible.

I'd hate to go through such a terrible ordeal again.

The government didn't allow reporting the terrible accident.

Unlike my sister, I am a terrible cook.

It's not terrible to be single. It's terrible to be single. Others think you are not single.

If people misuse freedom, it is equally terrible.

Frustrations are not terrible encounter in the process leading to the target, terrible is due to the ability of the collider setbacks life doubt.

This man's air was not much less ferocious nor less terrible than Jondrette's; the dog is, at times, no less terrible to meet than the wolf.

One of the most terrible things about them is their deceit.

Somebody produced a parrot. The light was terrible, and I was struggling with reloading my cameras.

To attack the latter is not to imply I am a terrible employee or horrid person.

He made a terrible mistake, but he refused to admit it.

If they had any respect for human life they wouldn't do such terrible things.

See how violently those waves before us strike against the cliff, look at the terrible way they disappear.

A terrible storm ensued, and the Trojan ships were driven out of their course towards the coast of Africa.

My memory for specifics is terrible but my memory for how precious you were as a child is vivid.

His tone was tenderly apologetic at the end. He felt terrible that he would have to leave us.

Back then, such a highdefinition TV would set you back around $1, seemed like a terrible extravagance.

Yet here she was in her doctor's office in the US with the baby's biological mother, both brought together by a terrible error at a fertility clinic.

Once a person's greed is lit, it is as terrible as a bomb. After the performance is insatiably avaricious, rich and cruel.

I am not a fool. Henceforth I will stand on my own feet and my terrible crutches of self-pity and self-contempt have been cast aside forever.

Mr. Lawrence has mercifully spared us the terrible details of her illness; it is only her "tortured eyes" we see, and her children's grief and horror.

The most terrible thing is gossip, but the heart is the fertile soil. Once the seed of gossip is sown, it will grow and spread quickly.

I have sought it, next, because it relieves loneliness - that terrible loneliness in which one shivering consciousness looks over the edge of the world into the cold immeasurable lifeless hole.

One night, the queen woke up because of a sore throat, It was quiet; all she could hear was the tick of the clock, the queen took a walk, but she saw a terrible thing.

In order to form an idea of this struggle, it is necessary to imagine fire set to a throng of terrible courages, and then to gaze at the conflagration.

But, as he proceeded, a terrible fascination, a kind of fierce, though still calm, necessity seized the old man within its gripe, and never set him free again, until he had done all its bidding.

Some people say parallel lines are the most frightening, but I think the most terrible is the intersecting line, Mingming with each other, but at some point it will be far away from each other and go farther and farther.