Sentence examples for horrible knowledge from inspiring English sources

These mothers give their children names with the horrible knowledge that they might not be spoken by anyone else.

You want the murder to be scary and horrible!" The knowledge that fans will be able to binge-view Hemlock Grove when it debuts on Netflix influenced the production process, freeing Roth from requiring "the scare of the week or the monster of the week" in each episode.

Now when I first watched the Kony 2012 video, there was a horrible pang of self-knowledge as I finally grasped quite how shallow I am.

— is the knowledge that something horrible and disturbing is about to happen.

"The defining political movement of my generation was not known at all by people 15 years younger than myself, and that absence of knowledge seemed quite horrible to me".

It is Greville's power within this world that makes his character so dangerous; he uses his knowledge of the horrible secrets of the rich and powerful (all based on true cases, says Poliakoff) as a psychological weapon to hurt the clever but innocent Mary.

There would have to be meticulous planning and precise knowledge of a horrible confrontation and separation (perhaps the suit is meant to initiate both).

If we have the knowledge of the horrible situation here in Eastern Chad and do nothing, then we must face the ultimate responsibility for the ongoing pain, suffering and deaths here.

"We all know that it's horrible; it's based on the knowledge of which honoree can produce the dollar".

For three months, he had been suppressing the knowledge that he was making a horrible mistake, following Henry Raymond over the falls, into the churning abyss.

Like others who speak with frightening certitude about God's plans, Hagee regards his secret knowledge as providing license to express horrible views towards other people.