Sentence examples for horrible tales from inspiring English sources

She heard "horrible tales" of refugees whose homes were blown up and their husbands beheaded.

Mr. Gardner wrote of this "universe of true crime" that "sad and horrible tales are the stock in trade".

The men have camels to drink from because, desperate for help, they have surrendered to nomadic Muslims, though sailing legends are full of horrible tales of these desert dwellers.

Journalists and people who follow the news closely see Trump's presidency as a series of emergency alerts — one horrible tale of corruption, malfeasance and vindictiveness piled on another until it seems impossible to keep up.

However, the crude, ironic attitude of the author towards his themes prevents the reader from taking these horrible folk tales seriously.

" They all love Wallace (even though the story by him that the collection takes its title from is a fastidiously horrible little tale about a baby being scalded).

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Olivia's straight-out-of-a-fairy-tale horrible parents?

There has been a subsequent skyrocketing of the state's adult prison population, to 49,033 today from 6,000 in 1973, while tales of horrible conditions prompted the advent in 2005 of a separate Department of Juvenile Justice.

Two children travel through the funniest, weirdest, darkest Grimm tales, facing horrible parents, cruel peers, and other monsters.