Sentence examples for horrid effect from inspiring English sources
By episode's end, we're moving from cause to horrid effect.
It is insulting to those suffering from cancer and other diseases who experience the horrid side effects of such medications to use "toxic" in this truly insensitive way.
2. With the predominating idea of an effect produced, causing tremor or horror, terrible, frightful, horrid (rare, and mostly poet. for the class. horribilis): horridiore aspectu esse, Caes.
It's bad enough that they eat more than the Three Little Pigs, but you are doomed to suffer the horrid accompanying sound effects.
Just maybe not the whole, horrid truth.
The effect is undeniably horrid – swollen belly, plus wrinkly hands and face – old and pregnant, yuk!
Mashed-up blackberries with flavoured butter looks nice and horrid, but for real "shock effect" why not add some real blood?
CBO, of course, has a horrid record of wildly failing to estimate the revenue effects of tax changes relating to capital gains and corporate dividends in particular.
Six years ago, after their divorce, Summers caused a tabloid stir by accusing him of basing a horrid character in his novel Theft: A Love Story on her and giving lots of interviews to that effect.
