Sentence examples for evident horror from inspiring English sources
Rugby players can be quite matter-of-fact about injury, but as a spectator at that match I still vividly remember the evident horror of his teammates as they tried to revive him.
Perhaps you should ask the little boy who streaked ahead of the field for the first half of the 500m before realising, with evident horror, that what he had thought was the finishing line was actually the halfway mark.
In "The Family Man," a Wall Street hotshot played by Nicholas Cage goes to sleep one night in his flashy Manhattan apartment and, to everyone's evident horror, wakes up in the morning magically transported to a horrid suburban life with a family and a hideous S.U.V. in the driveway -- the joke is that he is trapped in (all together now) New Jersey!
When Mazer learned -- to his evident horror -- that several CityTime consultants were using the devices to keep track of their own time, he ordered an immediate halt to the practice.
"What if we don't meet up?" is treated as self-evident horror, without much thought going into what happens if the "what if?" happens.
Arquette's sense of humour was also evident in horror films including Bride of Chucky (1998), in which she played a goth murdered by a possessed doll, and Killer Drag Queens on Dope (2003), where she was billed under her cabaret name, Eva Destruction.
The only horror evident might be in regard to how far Resident Evil has strayed from that old scary mansion.
The latter is perhaps most evident in the horror disco tendencies of his Mutated Moods EP, recorded alongside fellow Chicago resident and Nation Records founder Traxx under their Mutant Beat Dance moniker.
While Mr. Rafferty rightly cites a lack of originality evident in recent American horror films, bemoaning the (seemingly endless) cycle of repurposing plots from J-Horror films into tidy and relatively low-cost American remakes, he fails to acknowledge Hollywood itself as the source of so many Asian horror films.
The horror was evident at Tuesday night's game.
With five out of seven dead attackers now identified, including Amimour, it was evident that last week's horror in Paris was predominantly the work of French citizens.
