terrible znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady terrible

• Conferences, committees, faculty meetings, have made life pretty terrible.

• The tendency of most writers to approach this paradox as a terrible impasse did not prevent their endorsing it by a kind of via negativa.

• Tolerant coexistence is not a solution, but only, given the terrible history of religious intolerance, a good start.

• On the first two occasions it preceded some terrible event, so he is in a state of great apprehension.

• The terrible consideration is that, even so, they should be able to violate the integrity of events.

• The will is not rational or beautiful or good; it is irrational, blind, terrible.

• There were many victims of those terrible years.

• Of course, such experiments on animals also raise moral issues, especially in the absence of any justification based on curing terrible diseases.