horrific造句

We had a horrific trip.

He stiffened at the horrific sight.

The film showed the most horrific murder scenes.

President Obama also called it a "horrific and cowardly attack."

On taking office he called the Kunduz airstrike militarily “appropriate” despite its horrific death toll.

This is a horrific way to die and a clear signal of utter, unbearable misery.

A horrific video has emerged of a schoolboy being viciously kicked in the head as other children look on.

Absolutely nothing like it." It was a horrific reminder of what it takes to get the pictures.

But one of them got out of the car (the passenger side). The horrific 'melted face' was just not human.

The problem with this is while he's stuck in there he has this screaming, horrific panic attack and then it makes his fear much worse.

Before and after leaving Russia in 2000, Litvinenko accused his erstwhile colleagues-and Mr Putin, the agency's former boss-of horrific crimes.

The horrific violence that has occurred in this place—and continues in lawless eastern Congo despite a 2009 peace accord—is impossible to understand in simple terms.

Outside of their polarity, the horrific relationship fallout boils down to he-said-she-said -- a classic case of a war of words.

It is horrific to think that an industry known for its dirty tricks and dirty laundry could be allowed to trump what is clearly in the public's best interest.

At the beginning there wasn't really much violence in my school, on the whole it was civilised, supposedly fighting against wrong ideas, but no doubt very demeaning, even horrific for many teachers.

In 2011, as in 1943, efforts to outlaw and punish the most horrific deeds need to be pragmatic, and well-adapted to local realities, as well as spectacular and utopian.