Sentence examples for horrible vision from inspiring English sources

More recently, Time of the Wolf was an almost unwatchably horrible vision of post-apocalyptic Europe.

(Here, the movie is comparable to Haneke's The Seventh Continent, another truly horrible vision of violence, secrecy and family dysfunction).

My father revered honesty; how awful he must have felt concealing this horrible vision for nearly 60 years.

For me, The Picture of Dorian Gray is not just a clever supernatural melodrama, but also a profound text, a horrible vision of the power and frailty of human self-delusion.

That won't be going on my election leaflets this May and when the message was retweeted a couple of times I had a horrible vision of it going viral.

(The specific line this time round, the literary straw that broke my camel's back, was: "Mold odors of atrophied testicles quilted his body in a fuzzy grey fog …" I'm not sure which disturbs me more: the horrible vision conjured up, or the annoying spelling of "mould" and "odours").

I had horrible visions of osteoporosis bending my spine.

Horrible visions came to me with those cries – of Woods and Kent, Edge and Taylor, lying maimed out there trusting that their pals would find them, and now dying terribly, alone among the dead in the inky darkness.

Corning's promotional materials state that "thousands of bacteria live on a mobile device surface," a figure that elicits horrible visions of wiggling invaders, crawling beneath your fingers and into your ear — how many hours do you spend on the phone each day?

I was devastated; I had horrible visions of what might have become of her.

In that moment, horrible visions of me collapsing and breaking my neck snapped me back into a conscious state.