Sentence examples for horribly real from inspiring English sources
Now they seem horribly real.
Still, the core of the experience is meant to be horribly real.
"Eight months later," the newspaper's editors wrote to the Pulitzer jury, "it all turned horribly real".
Far from being a Hollywood director's fantasy, it was all horribly real.
Mr. Woods is best known for his illustrations of imaginary -- and horribly real -- dystopias.
It was, for me, horribly, painfully, real.
It is almost incredible that the "nightmare" scenario still has the power to disturb, but this one does, because, like the rest of the movie, it is horribly and intimately real.
Watching a nightmare they casually invented horribly conform to real life has turned Republicans and Democrats alike into grotesquely exaggerated versions of their usual grotesque selves.
But it is not always possible, or responsible, to separate fact from fiction, and Hannah's story is rooted horribly in a real-world nightmare: that of domestic violence.
At the start of his new biography of Caravaggio, the most skilfully carnal artist of the Counter-Reformation, Andrew Graham-Dixon carefully shows how the lurid elaborations of this theory in the plague-stricken Milan of the late 1500s sowed the visual and psychological seeds of a career spent making the dramatis personae of Catholicism seem real – gloriously, horribly, movingly real.
