Sentence examples for even ghastly from inspiring English sources

This parallel is an extremely flawed one: the concept of closure, of letting even ghastly bygones be bygones, runs counter to Aeschylus's cycle of retribution.

The exhibition includes nine installations comprised of outmoded tech pieces flip phones, TV remotes, calculators that get hit with overhead projections, giving the antiquated devices a heavenly or even ghastly aura.

The indictment, which covers Mr Taylor's dirty dealings in neighbouring Sierra Leone's even ghastlier civil war, was unveiled while Mr Taylor was in Ghana for peace talks with Liberia's rebel leaders.

Yet even now, even with Blatter and his would-be successor Michel Platini under investigation and fresh controversy emerging almost daily, preparations are under way for a presidential election and conceivably a new regime even ghastlier than the old one.

They fear it would precipitate an even ghastlier wave of bloodshed across the country.The Kurds are probably the only big Iraqi group that actually wants the Americans to stay for long, but the Shia parties that dominate the government accept that Iraq's fledgling army still needs American training and cannot yet cope on its own.

The most recent batch are even more ghastly.

The doom of Caesar's widow is presented as even more ghastly.

The question will be much simpler: will Angela Merkel safely guide Germany to its new place in the world without shipwrecking the European Union or even awakening ghastly old ghosts?

Ashley Cole's chagrin at that paltry £55,000 pay offer trumped even the ghastly New York socialite who said, "tax is for the little people".

None of this concedes anything to the tedious Little Englanders (or their even more ghastly Antipodean equivalents) who hail Blyton's gollywogs as emblematic of Britain's vanished greatness.

In his testimony today, Mr. Milosevic also engaged in a duel of images, producing photographs and videos that were even more ghastly than those shown by prosecutors earlier this week, this time of the victims of NATO airstrikes.