Sentence examples for horribly ugly from inspiring English sources
"Madam you're ugly, horribly ugly," he retorted, "but I shall be sober in the morning".
It's hard to describe how horribly ugly I felt as a dark-skinned kid in the '50s.
(Henry James found Homer "almost barbarously simple, and, to our eye, he is horribly ugly; but there is nevertheless something one likes about him," proving that you cannot stay mad at this artist).
On a trip to Tijuana with Mr. Ma and Ms. Mansur, he bought "this horribly ugly object," he said, describing a plywood key caddy printed with a photo of woman's behind, promoting the Mexican soccer team.
Jane Lawson London With the Bastille Day attack in Nice, and the racism that has reared its horribly ugly head in far too many western countries over the last year, it seems that this is the summer of hate.
The original UK vinyl issue of Ziggy Stardust featured a horribly obvious ugly cut-and-paste to change the catalogue number from the US edition – the production method encroaching upon design.
Some slimy thing with long arms, it was horribly brown and ugly and just suddenly exploded out of my stomach.
Some really appalling late pictures, like a large triptych from 1976, which some squillionaire recently paid a fortune to buy, look horribly overstuffed with ugly heads and tired gimmicks, as if Bacon, worried he had exhausted the empty stretches of color he so often painted, didn't know when to stop filling the canvas up.
The festival is often confusing, frequently stupid, horribly hierarchical and occasionally ugly.
Even now, I feel incredibly lucky to have avoided the experience of feeling like I was worthless, ugly and horribly out of place as a kid.
