Sentence examples for face horror from inspiring English sources

Journalists are meant to be able to watch and read dispassionately: to face horror with equanimity.

Related: Gay Men Face Horrors at the Hands of the Islamic State, But Few Can Resettle in the US.

Gay Men Face Horrors at the Hands of the Islamic State, But Few Can Resettle in the US.

The movie, shot in CinemaScope and colour, is punctuated by shocking moments, but is more notable for its claustrophobic, doom-laden, necrophilic atmosphere and elegant camerawork than the kind of fashionable, in-your-face horror that was launched in the same year by Psycho.

It is a genre that defies genre boundaries, embracing a range of writing from in-your-face horror through fantasy and science fiction to mainstream, the common element being the author's willingness to "surrender to the weird", to use the conventions of pulp fiction to locate literature, and to apply literary sophistication to genre landscapes.

A young boy faces horror and finds himself expelled from his family, alone and insecure.

Sylvia Plath also became an extra-literary figure to many people, a heroine of contradictions — someone who had faced horror and made something of it as well as someone who had been destroyed by it.

But given Sirius XM's current woes, Mr. Karmazin may soon be facing horrors of his own.

"This is a real child ripped from home, maybe even from a family, facing horrors we can only begin to comprehend".

In face of horror, it is natural to hide our eyes.

The trauma branded on his face, the horror in his eyes remains with me.