Sentence examples for a horrible image from inspiring English sources

It is also a horrible image of America for a politician to put out.

It's a horrible image of fashion because they think that every designer and everything in fashion is like this," he said.

"Everyone always has such a horrible image of what this school desegregation means and when I came to Yonkers everyone was getting all panicky about it," she said.

"But dying from an Ebola hemorrhage creates a horrible image in people's minds," she said.

You know the ones ― where you have a horrible image of drowning your baby (when it is the absolute last thing you would ever do).

Besides, this type of thinking is self-destructive and presents a horrible image to the audience we most need to convince.

A French soldier eviscerated by a sabre at the battle of Waterloo, with a great ball of entrails seething from his stomach, by surgeon Charles Bell, who reworked a drawing after the battle in 1815 is a frightening, horrible image.

"They were burned, it was a very horrible image," said the doctor after labouring to treat the wounded, including women and children, who streamed into the nearest hospital.

I've loaned a badge to friends and the most horrible image I have is that they might do something and I lose my badge.

As any OCD sufferer could understand, at the start I craved reassurance: "Am I normal?"; "Is this a part of my OCD or did I actually have that horrible image in my head because I am a bad person?"; "Are there other mothers out there who have experienced this?" So I took to Google (not healthy, I know, but in this moment I needed it).

"To a big telescope, it's a fairly dramatic thing; you see a horrible looking image".