Sentence examples for ghastly picture from inspiring English sources

In responding to the large numbers of people seeking refuge in Europe, Merkel wanted to avoid showing the world yet another ghastly picture of German refugee shelters burning.

He wrote of "the ghastly picture of man's savage hatred unleashed on fellow men: we need the hand of the Almighty even more so that such agony would never happen again to mankind".

One of those risks, enthusiastically described by Justin Cronin in his jumbo science-fiction fantasy novel, "The Passage," is that a viral plague will be unleashed and wipe out almost all of humanity — though not before Newsweek puts out an issue with a ghastly picture and the words "Believe It" on its cover.

Myhre's rebuttal paints a ghastly picture of a CEO with a loose grasp of the truth, and at times, clueless about the inner workings of the schools he runs, further eroding the trust and credibility of the Globe Education Network brand.

The unvarnished truth — in unsparing words and video, ghastly pictures, oxidized steel, anguished sculpture — is on display.

So says Bertold Brecht at the end of Sam Peckinpah's 1977 war film Cross of Iron as Corporal Steiner James Coburnn) sardonically laughs through the credits over ghastly pictures of civilian victims from World War II and future conflicts.

Author Idith Zertal, in her book, writes: "The leniency displayed by the courts, even in the gravest abuse cases, stemmed, one would assume, from the impact of the ghastly pictures... the extreme borderline conditions in which people, robbed of their humanity, were essentially dead while still alive".

Yet there they are — Rodney Pople's Well dressed for a Sydney audience, a painting that depicts the tedious expat in dickie bow and tails — and Tim Storrier's The Member, Dr Sir Leslie Colin Patterson KCB AO — a ghastly joke picture that has Humphries as his second most loved character.

This rupture proves entirely fitting for a character whose identity has been shattered by tragedy, one that strikes early and casts a ghastly pall over the entire picture.

Segalove includes the older pictures' original captions, ghastly sexist and racist commentary rating the looks of the "Buttered Beauty of the Negroid North" or "A Belle of the Quichua Tribe".

The descriptions and some of the pictures of it were ghastly.