Sentence examples for feeling horror from inspiring English sources
One of my few memories from childhood is feeling horror at the sound of sirens.
The cardinal said he felt what all New York was feeling: horror, shock, disbelief: "I was saying my rosary with my left hand, and trying to think what this was all about".
And I, like other American Muslims, feeling horror and anger and revulsion at the Paris and San Bernardino terrorist attacks, was glad to hear him talk of defeating ISIS.
"If there were not a feeling of horror," he wrote in Le Monde, "the bad faith of the White House could be laughed at, but there is carnage & horror.
Several hours later, while trying to suppress a feeling of horror, alarm, incredulity, bafflement and a kind of cold rational rage, I woke up.
The police reason with the man, but in this case there's nothing they can legally do, and, in the end, as a feeling of horror hits us like a wave, they leave these two to spend the night together.
The feeling of horror when we learn that we have been misled and as a result have put our children in harm's way in the Middle East can no longer be ignored or spun or whatever else the Bush administration is trying to do to avert responsibility.
American taxpayers will soon have the same feeling of horror: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are climbing out of the swamps.
