Sentence examples for especially ghastly from inspiring English sources

For those of a certain age, the effects of dissolution are especially ghastly.

In one especially ghastly and hilarious scene, she attacks Quentin's hard-won masculinity: Maggie: Why you wear those pants?

Absurd, in an especially ghastly sense, certainly describes the predicament in which Joe Nast (Jake Gyllenhaal) finds himself.

In one especially ghastly and hilarious scene, she attacks Quentin's hard-won masculinity: **{:.break one} ** Maggie: Why you wear those pants?

After ten years of war and destruction, international embargoes and home-grown criminality, the mess is ghastly, especially in Serbia (the main component of federal Yugoslavia).

Even so, the next couple of years are going to be ghastly, especially in Britain, where there has been an unhealthy dependence on the housing market and financial services.

Occasional outbursts of authorial fury at some of the SS men (especially Schlesak's uncle, the ghastly Roland Albert), while understandable, are deeply unimpressive.

And we are especially happy that, from the ghastly height of the future, he could look down and see the smoke of hearth fires kindled by Tibetan peasants.

It's the literary equivalent of speed dating, and it left me yearning for more, especially from Gaston and the ghastly Jerene, whose mysteries Barnhardt only begins to plumb.

It can't have been fun to put on all that weight, especially for a film as ghastly as this, and it sure won't be fun taking it off again.

Doing so, it worries, might draw millions more across its borders, especially from Myanmar, a populous, wretched country with a ghastly regime.