Sentence examples for harrowing information from inspiring English sources

The program includes the harrowing information that a retaining wall holding back the Hudson River at the site began to buckle, before it was reinforced.

The most harrowing information, however, was contained in the Survival Guide section, especially the suggestions for what to eat and drink when all the 7-Elevens in the world have  been reduced to rubble.

What better reminder that you have it better than the majority of Earth's residents than to read this harrowing information while standing in front of the biggest Chili's you've ever seen?

The most recent, 2014's Running, revealed some fairly harrowing personal information, including details of his father's conviction for murder when Ronnie was a boy.

And the unemployment rate in June, which was released today, remained at its highest level ever, 4.9percentt, adding to a stream of harrowing economic information that has been published recently.

Too much information is harrowing, and the opportunity is ripe for an emissary from that simpler (and better) time who can ratify our anxieties and identify the enemy in our midst whom we can blame for the cosmic dread we feel.

He said such individuals should not be empowered to deprive jurors of information about often harrowing pasts.

But it was a harrowing reminder of how much information Uber has on us, and how many conclusions about our behavior can be drawn from that data.

It contains previously unreleased classified archive information, chilling letters, harrowing interviews with survivors and executioners as well as some beautiful photographs.

What little information trickled out was as harrowing as what had come in the days before, when some hostages who had managed to escape told of workers being forced to wear explosives.

The majority of these articles focused on stories more geared for grabbing the reader's attention than providing insightful information on cancer, such as harrowing accounts of individual cancer battles or the controversy of applied research techniques to uncover potential cures.