Sentence examples for Most horribly from inspiring English sources
Most horribly, some white Union troops, driven by fear of Southern retribution and their own racism, attacked the black troops on their own side.
Physically, the most horribly scarred is Mona, who had been an avid bowler.
It is most horribly sweet, but a very attractive shade of dark pink.
And where, most horribly, the Bushmen turned their ancient skills upon themselves.
Finally, the inside of the bowl, which Barn says is "the most beautiful part of the process and the part that can go most horribly wrong".
One of the bleakest and most horribly unforgettable frames of television of the year, with poor Danny sobbing in the background.
They got embryos that were clones, but most were horribly deformed and died.
In fact, we've come to equate saying "I see it differently" or "I don't agree" with being angry, rude, or unkind, so it makes most people horribly uncomfortable.
Lighting gobbles 22% of the electricity used in this country and bulbs are, for the most part, horribly inefficient at converting electricity into visible wavelengths.
I am not against awarding penalty kicks to players who were genuinely fouled in the box but I am staunchly against the current system where a referee that is most likely horribly out of position, and potentially exhausted, is forced to make a split-second decision that in most cases will decide the outcome of the game.
Most will look horribly dated in 20 years' time.
