Sentence examples for a really horrendous from inspiring English sources

Because in South Africa they are grappling with a really horrendous history, in the same way as Germany constantly does, and they deal with it in a really transparent way.

Peter Marboe, Vienna's cultural affairs counselor, said he had a "really horrendous" experience with Haider followers over a retrospective of the art of the Wienergruppe (Vienna Group), which was popular 50 years ago.

"This was a really horrendous incident," Judge Michael Mettyear said.

"We have four years' worth of evidence of Republicans manipulating testimony and cherry-picking documents in order to paint a really horrendous and inaccurate picture," the aide said.

Don Banks of Sports Illustrated barked: "Really, a truly horrendous brain cramp at the absolute worst time".

In actual driving the point may be moot, but it seems likely that the Allroad is a better car in really horrendous conditions, while the Volvo is better in merely nasty ones.

"The invasiveness of this particular research was really horrendous," said Alan Brandt, a Harvard medical historian who has written about the Tuskegee experiment, in which hundreds of poor black men with syphilis were left untreated to observe the natural course of the disease, a study that began in 1932 and was not halted by the United States Public Health Service until 1972.

Open waters are really horrendous to race in.

"I accidentally liked this man on there and he sent me some really horrendous things.

When we started in October, it was torrential rain, really horrendous weather, and I loved it.

"The move-over and confusion was really horrendous," said Mrs. Rapaport, adding that she, too, has yet to receive a response to a letter she wrote the bank seeking an explanation.