Sentence examples for desperately horrible from inspiring English sources
"The country was in shambles and everyone's situation was so desperately horrible," says Ali. "I'd been free only for two months, and prison had taken a toll on me.
It is a gripping film: horrible, scary and desperately sad.
Does it say something horrible about us that we desperately desire to see Chelsea's wedding?
You need to know, in that horrible moment when you realise you desperately need the police, that a highly trained and professional officer will be available in your area to come to your aide.
While sketch-based comedies such as, say, The Kevin Bishop Show desperately scream: "Do you see what we're doing here?", Horrible Histories never forces the issue.
The Democrats have been told, and fully understand, that there can be no DACA without the desperately needed WALL at the Southern Border and an END to the horrible Chain Migration & ridiculous Lottery System of Immigration etc.
I wonder if it makes me a horrible person that I haven't yet cried, even though I desperately want to.
But if we demand higher standards for all countries — modestly higher standards, so that we're not talking about driving the business back to advanced countries — we can achieve an improvement in workers' lives (and fewer horrible workers' deaths), without undermining the export industries these countries so desperately need.
That would also allow people to watch the horrible story unfold at their own pace, without feeling that they desperately need to know what happens next.
We all remember, among other horrible images from that day, the women in downtown Manhattan who had taken off their heels and desperately fled barefoot.
