Sentence examples for a horrendous example from inspiring English sources

Mr. Richardson, meanwhile, criticized the notion of a barrier on the Mexican border as "a horrendous example of Washington misguided policy".

It is obvious that we are not alone in thinking that this case is a horrendous example of injustice, and one which genuinely endangers the life of a young woman, and others like her.

But this is an horrendous case.

"What we saw yesterday is a very spectacular and of course horrendous example of the state of our infrastructure," said former DWP head David Nahai.

When confronted by a horrendous, egregious example of human evil, it should not only lead us to congratulate ourselves on our difference, but to wonder about our similarities.

One notable, horrendous example was in Boston in 1960, when a turboprop flew through a flock, sucking many of the birds into its engines, after which the aircraft plunged into the harbor, killing 62 people.

Passing sentence in a packed courtroom guarded by armed police, magistrate Nyakwawa Usiwa Usiwa said: "I will give you a scaring sentence so that the public be protected from people like you, so that we are not tempted to emulate this horrendous example".

'I will give you," the judge, Nyakwawa Usiwa-Usiwa, had warned them in the packed courtroom in Blantyre, Malawi, "a scaring sentence, so that the public be protected from people like you; so that we are not tempted to emulate this horrendous example".

Let's use this horrendous example to educate our children in school health programs, both boys and girls, about this issue.

The most recent horrendous example is what happened when J Street applied for membership in the "Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations".

Perhaps one of history's most horrendous examples of isolation as a punishment is the story of the man in the iron mask.