Sentence examples for horribly true from inspiring English sources
Even if some of his complaints about the state of British architecture do ring horribly true.
The community's reaction to the disease – fear, disgust, the banishment of those afflicted – rings horribly true.
But it is even more horribly true that England are shapeless and clueless.
It is also a tale well told, in airport style, and, like a Grisham, it rings horribly true.
The two-foot-long U.S.B. endoscope with a thirty-two-inch cable can make this dream come horribly true (usbfever.com; $104.99).
He doesn't like to admit it, but Jennings has realised that, 60 years after its premiere, the play still rings horribly true.
It sounds horribly trite to say that this kind of thing inspires the next generation of scientists, but it really seems to be true.
Be horribly frank and honest.
Finally, eating meat supports cruelty to animals so severe that it would warrant felony cruelty charges were dogs or cats so horribly abused -- and that's true even of so-called "humane" farms (video).
Horrible things happen, horribly.
