Sentence examples for hideous effects from inspiring English sources

In the ensuing years, as Fugard kicked around in search of his voice as a writer, the hideous effects of apartheid on daily life, for both blacks and whites, became his subject.

For the next three years, as similar cases came to light and the hideous effects of football brain trauma were examined in newspaper articles, television features and one heated Congressional hearing, the N.F.L. and its committee on concussions vehemently fought suggestions that their approach to the injury was at all improper.

I was impressed by your commitment to bringing attention to trafficking and its hideous effects on the women being exploited and the survivors.

Snapchat does have filters, but the dumb ones are the most fun, especially the ones that add a comically hideous effect — bloating your face into a red tomato, or distorting it into an animal mask.

Clement Crisp, writing in The Financial Times, called it "a relentlessly pauperish show, its manner anxious, its costuming singularly hideous, its effects small-scale and morose".

The human cast -- Mr. Prinze, especially -- does a good-humored job of sending up and paying homage to the old show, but its efforts are overwhelmed by a relentless pop music score, hideous special effects and a plot that violates all the rules of the old series for no good reason (Scott).

It consists of multiple medications (including the daily injection) that can cause hideous side effects, such as deafness, psychosis, and liver failure.

Bone-splitting surgery does yield excruciating pain; so-called common side effects prove uncommonly hideous.

Some residents consider the overhanging panels "ugly" and "hideous" and worry aloud about the effect on property values.

Crackpot theories, horrible side effects, "promising anecdotes curdling into hideous truths".

The fact that you wore a hideous shirt to the party will have no effect when you're at the Pearly Gates waiting to get into Heaven, Nirvana, or the Elysian Fields.