Sentence examples for horrid as from inspiring English sources

What's infuriating here is that "Replica" is poor as storytelling, flawed as mime, horrid as dance.

As ugly as that sounds, and as horrid as it looks, it is not an affliction limited solely to weekend hackers or high handicappers.

But, as horrid as the situation was in the camp, I thought that it was being well managed, as well as it could be with so many people in and out.

This was the latest in a growing list of tit-for-tat exchanges between Lebanese groups aligned with opposing sides in Syria's civil war.As horrid as each otherWeakened central control in Syria and Iraq has opened space for ISIS's brand of extremism, and the sectarian politics of both Mr Maliki and Bashar Assad's Syrian regime have prompted some hapless Sunnis to embrace the group.

This is not to say I haven't had more cruel disappointments in my life than being subjected to Jar Jar Binks, horrid as he was, but I've never otherwise looked forward to one date for so many years only to be so let down.

The weather at kickoff was "horrid," as rain and sleet mixed in freezing temperatures.

I dropped + was dazedbut soon came to my senses-Prescott white as a sheet + othershelping me up-I was able to walk over + then had applications +things done-but I have had a horrid day-as I am lame everywhere +my poor head feels as though it was not mine.

Adults include Fiona Shaw as Harry's horrid Aunt Petunia Maggie Smithh as the stern but fair deputy headmistress, Minerva McGonagall; and Alan Rickman as the sinister potions professor, Severus Snape.

FEW politicians have had as horrid an introduction to public life as Cécile Kyenge, who was awarded the racial integration portfolio in Enrico Letta's left-right coalition in April.

The Pringle eater has a desire, and that is to eat as many small stacks of Pringles in one horrid sitting as they can manage.

My fears are of a different kind; they have such abstract names as failure and the future, and take on such horrid forms as bank statements, newspaper headlines, and the bathroom scale.