Sentence examples for horrid lie from inspiring English sources
I am appalled that New Jersey's poet laureate, Amiri Baraka, is using his position to promote that horrid lie that Israelis and Jews working in the World Trade Center were warned of the attack.
All that is left, then, is to be subject to the mother, and her unending series of plague-like visions, strings of horrid daydreams, as she lies around "motionless in my own filth".
On top of their unholy union, every time one of them has a birthday, my grandmother buys the same horrid cologne for them year after year because they lie to her and say they like it.
Settling down to her latest book is like lying on freshly laundered sheets only to find something horrid at the bottom of the bed.
Kunzru's first novel, "The Impressionist," a kind of postcolonial picaresque, showed that he can do more or less what he wants with language, as a wonderful little surge of bleak precision, late in "My Revolutions," demonstrates: a horrid English café is described as displaying "prosthetic-pink iced buns lying like hospital patients under the glass of the counter".
They've never had horrid bloating and dragging tummy aches, bloody knickers, sheets and even mattresses, spent hours washing everything, lying bleeding and clutching hot-water bottles.
Horrid boys become horrid men.
