Sentence examples for ghastly views from inspiring English sources
"Whatever ghastly views he might sometimes have expressed about Jews, revolution, Germany etc etc", Wilson says the author of Siegfried was fundamentally "a free creative spirit".
If you see a man with an iPad loitering in a cloud of smoke by the roadside and doing something ghastly to the view, do approach him, and tell him to stop.
The loser viewed its ghastly sacrifice as proof of the gallantry of the "Southern way of life".
The whole thing works best when viewed as a ghastly, frozen tableaux of the damned.
This view prevailed despite a truly ghastly mistake in the early days of the program, during the Salk vaccine's first trial, with 1.8 million children.
I like views (though not in Florence - ghastly place), and know other men who like them, too.
"I thought it was ghastly.
My eldest nearly condemned Cardiff as the hall of residence on view on the open day was ghastly.
Edward Shorter, in his "Making of the Modern Family" (1975), deplored the "ghastly slaughter of the innocents" that in his view constituted child care in the old days.
For example, it did not carry Hayes's view of the Mail columnist: "the ghastly Richard Littlejohn", whom he calls "an arrogant bully with a brain the size of a pea" (as Hugh Muir also recorded in his diary on Wednesday).
