Sentence examples for feel horrid from inspiring English sources

You always feel horrid after raising your voice and getting furious.

The cannula in her hand feels horrid, she tells me when I arrive 10 minutes later, and I recall the weirdness of that sensation myself.

I have a few moments when I felt horrid because of the guilt.

There is a jihad against the London Transport System; I wonder how the victims of the London Bombings will feel about those horrid events now being part of someone's trying to be funny website; Jihads are not a funny business by any stretch of the imagination.

"What do I feel?" Tweedie asks: "The horrid resentment of the mind bred to slavery and faced with freedom".

All exclaimed that the hummus, served by their American hosts in an attempt to make everyone feel at home, was horrid.

It feels like a horrid, accidentally intimate, audition: like he's a judge on something unspeakably ghastly - Britain's Got Talent, say - and I've just done my act, which is: "Ay up, mother!

Will there be horrid games they'll feel ashamed of in the morning?

For anyone to use Armstrong this way is horrid; the jolt you feel, whether you like the song or not, is caused by the arrogance it takes to make that hop into the land of the dead.

If you really feel like replicating your MySpace's horrid layout, you can also dress your profile in straight CSS.

It's brilliant the vibe you get off the cab driver – as soon as he opens his mouth you feel great – and then you see the horrid little streets and it all feels like a big toytown.