Sentence examples for deeply horrible from inspiring English sources

The social order is tactlessly made clear and the butchery is a deeply horrible sight.

"An embarrassment", "cheesy and dated", and "truly, deeply horrible" were among the critical verdicts on a collection which is chiefly remembered for heart-shaped nipple tassles.

He is deeply horrible in his fiercely mad self-confidence, and does have a demagogue's talent for persuading people, largely impressionable teenagers, of his own importance.

In many ways, perhaps the only ways that matter, this is a deeply horrible and objectionable film, and its undoubted technical successes might simply extend and compound the offence.

I learned that I can be deeply and profoundly horrible to people to stop them getting too close in a futile attempt to prevent myself from feeling anything real or authentic.

I learned that I can be deeply and profoundly horrible to people to stop them from getting too close in a futile attempt to prevent myself from feeling anything real or authentic.

The German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that she was "deeply troubled" by the "horrible" shipwrecks.

"I left them because I was afraid and deeply troubled by this horrible situation.

Unable or unwilling to make nice even with the people he deeply loves, Max is horrible, but so lovably so that you itch for his return whenever he is offstage.

In his first public remarks following the gruesome death of Khashoggi, whose murder last month is linked with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, Son condemned the journalist's killing as an "act against humanity and also journalism and free speech… a horrible and deeply regrettable act".

"Is it just a coincidence that the photos of Princess Kate were released at the same time that this horrible and deeply offensive film surfaced?" asked Susan Rice, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.