Sentence examples for global horror from inspiring English sources

I thought – rightly – that the film would provide a suitable preface to Trump's global horror show.

Also of fundamental importance is the need to address the global horror of violence against women and girls.

It has been strange, in the middle of so much global horror, to work with this play.

The Guardian showed five classic scare ads to some big players in the global horror game and asked: are the UK civil service the unlikely overlords of shock?

Pee Mak Phrakanong, directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun (also responsible for 2004 global horror hit Shutter), has been transformed from a lovelorn, nostalgic fable to a slick comedy that affectionately teases source material deeply embedded in the Thai collective consciousness.

Children still have to deal with private catastrophe – bereavement or abuse, illness or trauma – as well as global horror: the horrific evidence of human aggression and the suffering it causes, there on your phone all day, every day.

The president is an intelligent, rational and rigorous observer of global horrors.

It's a reminder of the global media horror surrounding filmmaker Danny Ledonne's game Super Columbine Massacre RPG, which sought to analyse the motives of killers Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold.

The same as their response to the new opportunities for job- and income-creating exports offered by growing global trade: horror at the thought of change, romantic rhapsodizing about the virtues of the traditional life.

But it could also be part of a global warming horror show.

Embedded in the narrative is a vague global-warming horror story.