hideously造句

Everything is hideously ugly.

His face was hideously deformed.

Ghosts are hideously clamorous while God is silent.

Pitt's smile returned, and it was hideously diabolic.

I especially remember listening to a lot of bad sermons; most priests are hideously poor speakers.

The rat had never come back, but the bugs had multiplied hideously in the heat.

He seemed to get a treasure, grinning hideously and saying: You, very cunning.

He tried it; but in the darkness the distant echoes sounded so hideously that he tried it no more.

Though it’s a tiny region (smaller than Texas), getting around it takes a long time and is hideously expensive, thanks to a severe shortage of flights.

The paper reports that the roaches could skitter, wave their antenna, and even change size fromsmall and medium to hideously large.

When she died, she became a hideously twisted vestige, forever seeking to re-enter the Realms via numerous artifacts she dispersed across the world.

In the case of Madrid that meant the hideously sweet things I liked as a child; I was especially fond of a make of bread and cakes called, rather unfortunately, Bimbo.

A grubby human with a hideously scarred face and the death sentence on 12 systems, this particular character tried to pick a fight with young Luke Skywalker in the Mos Eisley Cantina.

The case of Mad-Eye Moody is perhaps the best example: he is hideously scarred from his many battles with Dark Wizards, and has lost( though the details of his encounters remain frustratingly vague) a leg, an eye, and part of his nose.