Sentence examples for far more horror from inspiring English sources

WHEN IN DOUBT, TAKE PICTURES There are far more horror stories of guests damaging the homes of Airbnb hosts than of nightmare hosts, but it's always good to be safe.

When Alessandri relocated to Texas, she writes, she found her affable moaning socially unacceptable; the thought of living in such a complaint-averse climate strikes far more horror into my heart than the worst day in New York.

I feel far more horror -- more fear about the future -- in its pseudo-apology for the high-tech deaths of eight women than I do in the angry protests of aggrieved Arabs.

Video Games Are Far More Terrifying Than Horror Movies.

Far more than any horror film in memory, Hooper's Texas Chainsaw Massacre has an incredible grasp of tone and location, juxtaposing setpieces of horror and strange unnerving beauty to create a portrait of a setting and a cast of characters that both employs and transcends genre tropes.

Of course, we know this latter experience exists in bucket loads, far more than the horrors shown in Panorama exposes.

It's far more frightening than most horror films, though it defies the genre tag, whether as thriller, horror or allegory.

The same year, Johnson's far more challenging, non-supernatural horror novel was also published.

Most other works are far more blatant in their horror.

There is a world of difference between War Horse on the page and stage, the latter far more graphically depicting the horrors of the trenches of the first world war.

That all-too-real moment of horror is far more powerful than any of the gothic eccentrics and woeful ghosts that haunt Kingdom Hospital.