Sentence examples for horrid about from inspiring English sources

Why is he being so gratuitously horrid about French post-modernist philosophers?

The "Nutcracker" dances, from Rudolf Nureyev's production, illustrate at once everything that was always most horrid about Nureyev's methods of dance composition.

There are horrid doubts: about consistency and about counterfeiting.

That is the most horrid thing about living".

His "shock jock" views are not always edifying: he has described the Koran as a "book of hate", for example, and said horrid things about autistic children.

"Drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone drone," slammed Rafa Benitez yesterday, after Everton fans said a horrid thing about $tevie Mbe.

I can opt out of the fattening Christmas meal, the sodden, shrivelled roasted veg, the Christmas pud – do you have brandy butter or custard, do you microwave or steam – and the wrapping paper, the horrid fights about what to watch on television.

(As it happens, Darwin himself once confessed to the same "horrid doubt" about his theory in a letter: "Would anyone trust in the convictions of a monkey's mind?") In other words, if our belief in Darwinism were true, then none of our theoretical beliefs would be reliable -- including our belief in Darwinism.

Veteran media exec Alan Mutter discovered some horrid statistics about the state of ad sales for American newspapers on trade organization NAA's website, and published his view on the Q1 2009 numbers on his blog.

She teaches that horrid human about different heritages and lets him play with glue sticks.

I had a dusty manila envelope under my bed containing a horrid screenplay about the quarterback of my high school -- I mean, a fictional high school -- and a folder of red ink-massacred short stories.