Sentence examples for horribly so from inspiring English sources

Horribly so.

That means she'll probably die horribly, so enjoy her now.

Horribly so — no wonder this establishment has a sign that reads "You puke you clean up".

Not only has the United States been attacked, horribly so, leaving us wounded and vulnerable.

Mrs May's fine words about them will then come back to haunt her, horribly so.

The UN failed twice in Somalia and horribly so in Rwanda, failing to prevent some 800,000 deaths.But it has had some successes too: in Angola, Mozambique, Namibia and more recently in Liberia and Sierra Leone.

McGinn advanced down the right flank and looked to deliver into the box, but his cross was horribly miscued, so much so that it dropped over Long and the goal-line.

It's been horribly disjointed so far.

Controls are tricky too, especially in reverse, and the collision detection is horribly unforgiving so mission after mission will time out as you struggle with basic navigation and interface issues.

Each piece must have been created by someone trying to make an artistic statement that has gone horribly wrong – so works by kids, paint-by-numbers and works painted on velvet are never accepted.

I was in fact, a quarter-mile away when I heard him and thought, "Someone is being horribly tortured," so I went in to check it out.