Sentence examples for causes horror from inspiring English sources

Lawrence Z. Lorber, a labor law specialist who represents employers, said the bill "causes horror among some pension lawyers".

IN ANY other European country, the carnage would have caused horror.

This book caused horror among his aged female devotees for its recounting of a lurid homosexual past.

Last year, a spate of acid attacks on young women in Isfahan, a city popular with tourists, caused horror and outrage.

English tenor Alfie Boe has caused horror amongst aficionados after admitting that he never goes to the opera and watching it leaves him "bored stiff".

Bullock trod on many toes in the process (some of then belonging to his own fellows) and he caused horror among traditionalists by choosing the Danish architect Arne Jacobsen to put up the buildings on a fine riverside site.

In a black-and-white photograph unveiled earlier this year, the artist lies on a beach posing as Alan Kurdi, the Syrian boy whose death in 2015 by drowning caused horror in Europe.

"He has the passion and talent but a long way to go," was the reply, again with the same warm chuckle with which he had recalled causing horror at the Brickyard.

But violence has spread, and Kushchevskaya has caused horror not only because of the child victims, but because it presented a threatening model of a crumbling state.

That's "horrible" as in "causing horror".

Nevertheless, the scaling down of CCTV has caused horror across Britain over the past few years.