Sentence examples for collective horror from inspiring English sources

There is collective horror at the price tag.

Now our collective horror at the abductions is almost equalled by our revulsion at the military's brazen deceit.

And even as we express our collective horror at tragedies like the one in Wakefield, the truth is that we are addicted to gun violence.

It was the shock of that, combined with collective horror about Mr Corbyn's response to it, which finally pushed them into despairing action.

But we are still haunted by the collective horror and mass sacrifice of the "great war", as proved by the way it currently dignifies a superior soap such as Downton Abbey.

They did so without vehemence, partly, it seemed, because they shared the collective horror over the Connecticut massacre, in which 20 young children died, and partly because they believed that this latest effort to reduce violence by reducing citizens' access to guns would be futile.

But just like the old theodicies, these three ways of thinking, Neiman argues, were devastated by the second main event of her study: Auschwitz, a word she uses as shorthand for the collective horrors of the Second World War.

The attacks of 9/11 were unique in testing our collective capacity for horror and grief, and these families are at psychological ground zero.

SM The collective look of horror slowly creeping over the USA team's faces at the closing ceremony, as they realised the interminable version of the European anthem wasn't going to end any time soon.

That enduring, collective sense of horror, these experts say, results in part from the fact that so many people around the country experienced the intense trauma of watching the towers collapse on television, and perhaps felt almost as if they were there.

But after Sept. 11, our collective response to the horror showed that the vast majority of people know the difference between movies and reality and react accordingly.