Sentence examples for generation of horror from inspiring English sources
With just two novels, Auerbach has established himself as a significant figure in the post-King generation of horror writers.
Krueger would become iconic for a generation of horror fans raised on the genre that Craven became famous for: the teen slasher.
Nor did the Holocaust remove from Jews this big choice that Zionists posed from the start, though a generation of horror and Israeli insurgence delayed having to face it.
It's been 40 years since the birth of the VHS tape, a game-changing development in home entertainment that awakened a generation of horror fans to the pleasures of backyard-bred, no-budget horror.
The latest generation of horror, of which the "Saw" series is a prime example, is almost entirely about the human body, about the ways in which it can be sliced and diced, penetrated and pulled apart.
A road novel, a horror novel and — most centrally — a novel of character, "NOS4A2" is a substantial accomplishment, and it marks Hill (the author of such excellent books as "Horns" and "Heart-Shaped Box") as a major force — perhaps the major force — among the younger generation of horror writers.
The magazine fired the imaginations of generations of young horror fans, including Mr. King and the filmmakers George Lucas and Joe Dante ("Gremlins").
The great powers' decision to go to war in 1914 didn't just knock the world off of this heartening historical path; it began a generation of almost unmitigated horror during which the modern world tried very hard to destroy itself and nearly succeeded.To what end?
The spur for continued prosecutions comes not only from the wish to obtain justice for surviving victims of Nazi crimes but the search also serves as a reminder for younger generations of the horrors of World War II.
While he shared his generation's horror of war and was once called "the 'spiritual father' of appeasement," Keynes never, in fact, entertained the delusion that the "brigand powers" could be pacified.
My father, who had his generation's horror of debt, would have shaken his head at that.
