Sentence examples for growing horror from inspiring English sources

Yet he watched events unfold with growing horror.

And with growing horror Pena realized the old man was her son.

The public's growing horror over FGM would surely overtake concerns about civil liberties.

To my growing horror, the dryer's cycle proved so endless and ineffectual that I realized I was going to miss the theater unless I took emergency action.

She learnt with growing horror of the atrocities he was committing and left Iraq after her mother, worried for her safety, insisted she have an arranged marriage to an Iraqi American when she was just 19.

With a sense of rapidly growing horror, I saw the second plane hit and realized that it was a terrorist attack and, when the buildings collapsed, that the attack was akin to a second Pearl Harbor.

During the 80s, growing international horror at the injustices of apartheid prompted a proliferation of boycott campaigns.

The country is now a regular contributor to the growing Asian horror trend started by the likes of Japan's Ring movies.

It is one thing to introduce a character who seems to embody social entropy; it is another to try to amplify the mood with eldritch phrases better left to Poe: "a kind of mucoid grayness," "the shrieks of greed and envy, dismay and growing formless horror".

With hyper-inflation a recent memory, and vicious poverty and growing political horrors all around, cosmopolitan Berlin danced, sang and played ever more frantically.

"For people like me growing up watching horror movies, New York was this seedy, horrible place with monsters, mutants, vermin and disgusting people," Mr. Ocker said.