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Perhaps the most harrowing example of the latter is the Indian famine of summer 1943, a consequence of a cyclone and flooding, the British scorched-earth policy after the fall of Burma, as well as British indifference and bloody-mindedness.

What happened at Boiler Room a few weeks back is a pretty harrowing example of that.

But Hughes points to one case where a registered sex offender downloaded kiddie porn at a Starbucks in Hillsboro, Oregon as a harrowing example of what can happen when people have unrestrained access to the web in a public place.

Melbourne law professor Kevin Jon Heller in a new article provides a harrowing example of the first "signature strike" by the CIA against three men standing in an abandoned mujahideen complex in Afghanistan, killed by a Predator drone because the CIA hoped that the tallest of the men was Osama bin Laden.

In his groundbreaking book, How Doctors Think, Jerome Groopman provides harrowing examples of misdiagnoses and other negative consequences of tuning out the patient's voice.

He referred to the harrowing examples of abuse suffered by the innocent victims.

The report – The State as a Catalyst For Violence Against Women – includes several harrowing examples of women who have suffered as a result of laws or government policies.

(Early on, Klein compared the sound to a human scream and played recordings of screams — one quite harrowing example was the voice of the French playwright Antonin Artaud — to demonstrate).

Of course, there are much more harrowing examples, but all of these movies (indeed, movies in general) are a reflection of our culture.

The Revenant has received glowing reviews from critics, with the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw labelling the harrowing western an example of "gut-churningly brutal, beautiful storytelling".

But for the film industry Lovelace's tale is not just the latest example of harrowing reality transmuted into celluloid fantasy.