Sentence examples for horrid because from inspiring English sources

I have a few moments when I felt horrid because of the guilt.

I think we were all a bunch of horrid little boys because of the loss of security".

They were very perky, but it was not to be Boston's night.I suppose I am one of those horrid cynical journalists, because it seemed to me that the obligatory standing ovation for Mr Miliband was a little less than full-throated, and started dying away rather quickly.

But "Leap" was bleeding money because of horrid ticket sales, losing about $275,000 last week.

But what label is applied to the horrific (more horrid than horrible, perhaps because of its less frequent use and similarity in emphasis to terrific) events of Sept. 11, 2001?

Were they angry because of the horrid accusations of abuse involving a former assistant coach?

Why he didn't blow a penalty is something only Cecchin can answer but it was just another factor that slowed down a game that never really got going because of a horrid surface and this type of refereeing.

In it, the leaders claimed to support "the noble Undertaking of the Prince of Orange", and to rise up because of a "horrid Popish Plot" that had been uncovered.

You're no longer allowed to stick your fingers in a tester, just because it reads "Try Me!" And gone are the days when you impulsively buy a horrid shade of red lipstick because you were too afraid to ask someone besides the sales girl how you really look.

Because of malnutrition and horrid hygiene conditions, many of the detainees' gums bled.

Because it can be horrid, or it can be not at all bad.