Sentence examples for full of horrible from inspiring English sources

Life is full of horrible mistakes.

That's not to say that the world is full of horrible and indifferent people.

White called the season "an amazing and portentous one, full of horrible phenomena", and complained of the abnormal number of wasps.

But the Victorian urban poor lived on takeaways, hot pies from the pie man often full of horrible stuff, and adulterated white bread and adulterated marrow jam.

The local language grew full of horrible expressions for birth defects: "jellyfish" (babies born without bones), "grapes" (spontaneously aborted clumps of tissue), "turtles," "octopuses," "apples," "devils".

The men have camels to drink from because, desperate for help, they have surrendered to nomadic Muslims, though sailing legends are full of horrible tales of these desert dwellers.

The more I chew, the worse it tastes, and my mouth is now full of a horrible, dreadfully unpleasant concoction.

They'll often say something like: "So, is your head full of sick, horrible ideas all the time?" Actually, it's not.

Obviously the whole show is full of intentionally horrible racist imagery, and it's sensitive stuff to portray on stage.

Then tremendously-full-of-himself Coach Horrible Hair begins backseat-coaching Candace Wet Blanket on how to cook rice and beans, clearly aggravating her, and setting in motion this week's excuse for a plot line.

"It was full of his stuff, horrible.