Sentence examples for horribly different from inspiring English sources

First with thoughtfulness, style and dignity, then later on with a patronising crassness; it was like going to two wildly and horribly different funerals.

Our lives hadn't gone in the horribly different directions they've gone in the 40 years since.

The moment is superbly played by Janet Leigh: this is an unbearably tense and horribly real scene – different, in many ways, to the remaining rococo fantasy of strangeness and fear.

Not as dazzling at Denis Healey (The Time of My Life) nor as authentic as John Major (The Autobiography) nor as elegant as Harold Macmillan's six volumes, but Mandelson's The Third Man (HarperCollins) and Blair's A Journey (Hutchinson), both horribly flawed in quite different ways, are still compelling documents by two key players from an extraordinary era in British politics.

It was, in its own way, horribly modern – it imagined a different, perverted vision of modernity.

"It's so horribly sad on so many different levels that there'll be no more of that, there'll be no more of him, there'll be no more of that emotion on the mound, that skill set, that human being, that young man with such a gift, such a great smile," Clint Hurdle, the manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, said.

If things are going horribly, it's a bit different, but things had gone very well.

He's not treating you horribly because he's from a different culture.

Horrible things happen, horribly.

Ireland's fortunes have fluctuated wildly during his reign, which began in 2008, and this Six Nations has been no different, although they have suffered horribly from a succession of injuries.

When clothes shopping for instance, she often finds that apparently matching tops and skirts seem to be a different shade to her, clashing horribly – even though no one else seems to notice it.