Sentence examples for benign horror from inspiring English sources

It's not surprising, then, that throughout his career, Lynch has mined nightmare fuel from the most benign horror in American life: the automobile.

He woos her with a gee-whiz grin and, in a benign foreshadowing of the horrors to come, donates blood.

He often told his children how lucky they were to have escaped the totalitarian horrors of Europe for the benign security of America.

It is an ingeniously horrible episode, with the special horror that comes from seeing a benign and innocent person being crueller than a less kind but more knowing one.

Designed by Rene Zendejas, the beaky, talking stalk, with its benign resemblance to the plant in "Little Shop of Horrors," provides Jack transportation to the giant's abode on Cloud Nine, where the mystery of the missing items is solved.

From the outside these faded buildings covered in bougainvillea look benign but inside, the shackles and chains bear testament to the horrors that took place between by their ochre walls.

A bit like the start of one of those killer-virus horror flick, where the pretty teenager who comes down with a benign little illness ends up dying horribly as some unknown disease takes hold.

And even if he succeeds in substantially destroying IS, new horrors may emerge from the ensuing vacuum if he does not help benign local forces to fill it.Americans will grumble about the superpower's lot.

But fans of the horror genre will be aware that zombies may well be listless - but they are not benign, and can often harm living beings.

Fans of the horror genre will be aware that zombies may well be listless - but they are not benign, and can often harm living beings.

It totally smites the horror, the division, the hatreds, the separations of apartheid but it does so in a way that is benign and creative and humanising.