Sentence examples for a particularly horrible from inspiring English sources

I remember a particularly horrible press conference a year later, when Spacey sought to announce his programme: the Old Vic stalls were packed with hacks asking prurient questions about his private life.

That fact gave Monday's tragedy a particularly horrible resonance for New York's Dominicans.

Derek Draper: Imagine if 6 million people were suffering, right now, from a particularly horrible disease.

There was a particularly horrible scene in which Khal pulled out the throat of someone who looked at him wrong.

The veteran director wanted someone to play a particularly horrible role in his new film, and thought of her.

More than two years ago, my mother learned she had cancer, a particularly horrible cancer that began in her mouth and spread viciously.

It's a story I find particularly horrible since I know the country there well.

He added: "All crime is serious but domestic abuse is a crime that has particularly horrible and long lasting effects on the recipients of it and on the children caught up in it".

Terror does something particularly horrible to a populace.

"Even when I talk just with my wife or friends about something particularly horrible, there's always a part of it that I have to laugh at," he said.

Moghadam's annotations were pointed out by Gawker in a post yesterday, in which writer Jordan Sargent identifies some of the particularly horrible comments left by the Rap Genius co-founder on the document.