Sentence examples for horrible views from inspiring English sources

"Times may have changed but I always find it hard to believe how such famous people can have these horrible views about real people," said Ms Bellamy.

If someone comes on with horrible views, I'll engage with them, explain why saying that is wrong and it's bad, be slightly combative.

"It's not that he's a nasty person who holds horrible views and knows lots of people who hold even more horrible views". Mr Davies said Mr Irving had never denied that the Nazis and their collaborators had murdered millions of Jews.

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.

"We need more Muslims worldwide to speak out to counter the hate so that those who harbor such horrible views realize their views are not consistent with our faith," Abdullah said. .

The young man playing the part of this character nor the young man being roasted do not hold any of the horrible views espoused as a part of that sketch.

If the lads were insufferable misogynistic pricks, Everybody Wants Some!! would make for horrible viewing.

He said that he had a "secreted" film "of a kid under the Occupation… I must say that the fact of having grown up under the Occupation gave me a horrible view of adults".

I've never seen anyone sitting out on these balconies – why would you, it's a horrible view – but they weren't designed to appeal to their residents, rather to overseas investors.

It has a horrible viewing angle.

Not even the 5ms response time, 300cd/m2 brightness or the built-in ATSC/NTSC/QAM television tuner can make up for the horrible viewing angles on this TV.