Sentence examples for horribly by from inspiring English sources

Rock Hudson was treated horribly by the world.

On a drizzly morning eight years ago, this person who refused to believe in accidents was confronted, horribly, by a piece of counter-evidence.

Regardless of the truth to this tale, the one thing we can say with certainty is that this saga has been handled horribly by the NFL.

The media have once again failed the country horribly by not using even minimal judgment and common sense in their reporting on the battle for Fed chairmanship.

Soon, her curdled hope will come to be symbolised rather horribly by a soup tureen, a workaday, bourgeois object only a writer as good as Brookner could imbue with such agonising pathos.

I had somehow believed that the Jewish Question, which so obsessed both Jews and anti-Semites in the 19th and 20th centuries, had been solved -- most horribly by Hitler's "final solution," most hopefully by Zionism.

Meanwhile, one of the fragments of the frieze that remained in Greece, newly mounted in the Acropolis museum, is eroded by pollution and so horribly neglected by that long independent country that it can hardly be recognised.

"Precious," the harrowing story of a 350-pound illiterate teenage girl who is pregnant for the second time by her father and horribly abused by her mother, is shot in an almost-documentary style interspersed with fantasy sequences.

His children, in effect abandoned by both parents (and pretty horribly treated by Clara), were scattered, and most of them met sad ends.

HH: Do you expect his behaviour … DT: The Kurds, by the way, have been horribly mistreated by … HH: No, not the Kurds, the Quds Forces, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard's Quds Forces.

To put it bluntly: his father had been horribly trampled by audience members who were disappointed by the low quality of the rodeo show.