Sentence examples similar to a horror of a from inspiring English sources
Even after moving in with the "buxom one," Singer retained a horror of having a family.
He had a horror of "letting people down" — and a compulsion to do just that.
She has a horror of being replaceable, a topic on which she is forensically honest.
It was horror but of a totally different kind: a horror of realism, of emotional torment, of the mystery of illness, of real-world pain.
"Has a horror of freaks".
He also nurtured a horror of getting old; he always had a penchant for dying young.
They had a horror of bida (innovation).
He had a horror of zealotry.
There is much in "Deep Water" that would have lured Antonioni: a secluded soul, a hostile sea, and a horror of what lies on land.
"It's not that I'm anti-English," he said, "but I have a horror of living in an English colony".
To this day I have a horror of rats, so much so that a scene of swarming cartoon rodents in Pixar's "Ratatouille" actually turned my stomach.
