Sentence examples for horribly common from inspiring English sources

But rape is horribly common.

"Her experience is both horribly common and one of the most terrible things I've ever heard," Axe said.

It reads: "…(so far) the Rennard allegations look less than criminal: a grubby pawing of women candidates on a training session is revolting and all too horribly common.

But in many parts of the world, in the Hobbesian anarchy of irregular war, with ill-disciplined private armies or militias, these norms carry little weight.Take Congo; it highlights both how horribly common rape is, and how hard it is to document and measure, let alone stop.

Something terrible happened to Venecia Barona Mosquera, something senseless but horribly common among the people who have been displaced from the parts of Colombia brutalized by war and who have sought uncertain refuge here in the squalor of a shantytown named Nelson Mandela.

Dark patterns to thwart attempts to unsubscribe are horribly, horribly common in email marketing.

But it's also going to help keep you from getting horribly dehydrated, which is another common hangover cause: Alcohol keeps your body from producing a hormone called vasopressin, which regulates the amount of water your kidneys can hold.

There's actually little in common between the horribly repressive regime it has established in parts of Iraq and Syria and the subtle Islamic states of mediaeval times, which in Spain, for example, exercised a degree of tolerance at a time when the rest of Europe was wracked by persecution.

What's now accepted as "discourse" has devolved horribly to fall below the least common denominator.

Horrible things happen, horribly.

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.