Sentence examples for horrible course from inspiring English sources

An easy, early thought is "If the perpetrator had not had access to a firearm, surely this horrible course of events would not have happened".

It was horrible, of course.

"Horrible, of course," I replied.

Horrible, of course – no one wants to discover dead bodies – but also fascinating because of its unpredictable nature.

"It was horrible, of course, but at the same time it was one of the best things to ever happen to me," he said.

It's horrible, of course, but over the past few years the findings of academic research into the effects of these traumas have shifted in a more positive direction.

The soldiers' alleged acts are horrible, of course, and the military should prosecute the charges to the fullest.

When I told friends that I was going to Rwanda their reaction was an almost uniform: "How horrible!" Of course, their view of Rwanda was based on the terrible genocide of 1994 that left an estimated 850,000 dead and a country with deep psychosocial scars behind in its wake.

If it's true, it's horrible.... Of course I don't know anything!

"If you're telling yourself the only way to work out is to go to the gym and run on a treadmill for an hour which sounds horrible to me of course I'm not going to want to do it," Forand says.

"Manchester was, of course, absolutely horrible," she told me.