The phrase "atrocious event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particularly terrible or shocking occurrence, often in a negative context.
Example: "The community was left in shock after the atrocious event that took place last night."
Alternatives: "horrific incident" or "appalling occurrence".
The lesson that we have become desensitized to photographs depicting or evoking atrocious events is hardly revelatory, and neither is the idea that artists might take it upon themselves to reanimate them.
Watching the trial from the public gallery, Mariana Pena, a legal officer at OSF, said the reading was very powerful with the accounting of such atrocious events.
As many Australians themselves have already clearly demonstrated in the wake of the attack through the wonderful anti-racist hashtag #I'llridewithyou, the correct response to such atrocious events is not blind discrimination against people on the basis of real or presumed religious identity or refugee status.
In a recent e-mail reply to follow-up questions, he said: "The terrible events of Sept. 11 confirm my belief that the world is a hospital, where no one is immune from the risk of becoming atrocious and mad.
And quite simply, as atrocious as the event was, there was no clear violation of the laws of war to provide a toehold for the professional humanitarians.
Ramsey Orta picks up his cell phone and records one of the most atrocious and tragic events in history: the death of Eric Garner on July 17 , 2014
Uzbekistan, whose press attache is expected to attend the EHRC event, has an "atrocious" human rights record, according to Human Rights Watch, whose report says thousands of citizens have been imprisoned on politically motivated charges and torture is endemic in the criminal justice system.
Whereas the last tournament over here in 2000 was a sparsely attended event dogged by atrocious weather and transport headaches, this one gave us five weeks when the sport aroused passions, created friendships and dazzled with the brilliance of the skills.
"The yardage book goes out the window, and basically you've just got to rely on feel," said Rose, now a seasoned pro of 27. "That's hopefully where growing up in the U.K. and having played some really big events in some atrocious weather as an amateur, and also through Open championships and what have you, that's hopefully where that little bit of experience might just pay off".
2007's event was marred by atrocious weather and 2008's shindig, with headlining performances by Jay-Z, the Verve and Kings of Leon, failed to sell out in advance.
