Sentence examples for horrible implications from inspiring English sources
"That's a nightmare to me, an image of the horrible implications of modernism, that you never need to make another bottle design again.
It does not require Kissingerian smarts to calculate that a member of the axis of evil would be death-wish foolish to relinquish the weapons of mass destruction that may be the only thing, by virtue of the horrible implications of their use, that stands in the way of an American attack.
The horrible implication behind King's Crossing and the self-explanatory closer, A Distorted Reality Is Now a Necessity to Be Free, is that the album's third preoccupation was the only thing that brought any relief from the first two.
This may seem like a horrible idea for a location-based service given the privacy implications, but Brightkite's is a bit different of an asymmetrical model.
The implication is that this is a conversation that is awkward, horrible, complicated, and impossible to do in an age-appropriate way.
Until recently at least, many young people assumed that care homes were junior prisons, with the implication that residents were inmates, put there in punishment for some horrible misdemeanor.
Horrible, horrible, horrible.
"It's horrible, horrible".
Horrible, horrible stuff.
"Horrible, horrible," he said.
