Sentence examples for exaggerated horror from inspiring English sources

(Asked if he genuinely wished to know whether The New York Times had an obituary on file for him, Mr. Lee adopted a tone of exaggerated horror. "No, no!" he shouted).

Those found guilty went to secondary penal stations, the (sometimes exaggerated) horror spots of Australian history Macquarie Harbour, Newcastle, and Moreton Bay in this period and, later, Norfolk Island and Port Arthur.

Mothers may look at pictures like Henson's and howl with fear; but the man who rejects them with exaggerated horror is appalled not by the works themselves but by his own response to them.

Its biggest secrets were "fatalities," codes that ended fights with exaggerated, horror-movie-style killings.

It's this versatility, alongside a fusion of disparate influences – trap-style drum claps, vintage Prince synth textures, and the exaggerated strings of horror film soundtracks – that's helping Mike define the sound of R&B in 2013.

That horror is exaggerated and alleviated by the five dancers who periodically gatecrash the room.

He went on a fact-finding mission to Cuba, convinced the horrors were exaggerated, and returned to report that they were worse than he could ever have imagined.

She couldn't slow down till she had her sons in sight, saw them trotting along taking sidelong looks into the black crevasses, still making exaggerated but discreet noises of horror.

And the best way to achieve that would be to rush into a technology whose horrors have been exaggerated but which raises legitimate questions about the choices of parents and the welfare of children.

In a carnival collage of masks, including skulls, vibrant faces crowned with flowers, exaggerated noses, looks of shock, awe, horror and amusement and even a cat, Ensor's portrait dominates.

In "Lieder," her moment of glory, Ms. Anderson opens up to deliver a scathing Brecht-Weill parody in an exaggerated baritone drawl that suggests a horror-movie hybrid of Marlene Dietrich and Lotte Lenya.