Sentence examples for horrid consequences from inspiring English sources
To threaten to use nukes suggests being willing to actually use them if necessary, and bear the horrid consequences afterwards.
Of course the Republicans and their deep-pocket sponsors are being outrageous hypocrites when they blame others for the horrid consequences of their decades of lobbying for radical financial deregulation.
Like the 1953 Anglo-American coup against Mossadeq in Iran, the illegal invasion of Iraq has produced a horrid series of unintended consequences.
While I was working in Iraq in 2003-04, the persistent mendacity of the British government over the destabilisation of Iraq and its horrendous consequences was a horrid object lesson in the amoral state of politics.
She's pretty horrid at the moment.
And his Chinatown connection Mr. Wo still had him marked for ghastly harm as a consequence of that horrid delivery mixup with Susan T. Cheese last winter, since which Poor Tony hadn't dared show one boa feather east of Tremont St. all spring; and now since 29 July he was non grata at Harvard Square and environs, and even just the mere sight of an Aigner accessory gave him palpitations.
The horrid thing is that the consequence might not be the same for Rand as it was for dad.
Horrid boys become horrid men.
