Sentence examples for equally ghastly from inspiring English sources

We saw the great parliamentarians and poisoners at Madame Tussaud's in London, and all the rippers and frontiers figures at the Eden Musee, and heroes and rascals were all equally ghastly to us.

It's not just about death: in the last week we all but ignored the murder of a Berlin doctor by his patient (ghastly, but with few wider ramifications) and the killing of two people outside a Florida nightclub (equally ghastly but by now wearily familiar).

It's worth noting that the tech industry has come together to devise solutions for an equally ghastly crime – child pornography – that do not involve unplugging the Internet.

One witness described the scene as "ghastly".

That led to letters, visits, and similar friendships with a ton of other, lesser-known but equally (and if not more) ghastly characters.

'Daddy, poor's not very in at the mo," lisps the ghastly Latrice, twin to the equally awful Anastasia, and sister to the patient, unmaterialistic Belle (Sara Lessore).

Forbes was equally candid with the press, describing the situation to one reporter as "...a ghastly mistake.

George Romero's ghastly sequel to his legendary Night of the Living Dead is equally brilliant and perhaps even more unsettling.

Mind you, it's equally jarring that Victoria Coren Mitchell wrote in the Guardian that she "snarled about the ghastly things I hoped would befall" Johnson while in prison.

The husbands are ghastly to a man; the wives – barring the genial (but frighteningly well-paid) doctor, Emily – equally odious.

The aliens feed on human blood, but after the narrator discovers this ghastly fact he muses that "an intelligent rabbit" would surely find our own carnivorous appetites equally appalling.