Sentence examples for horrid term from inspiring English sources

Similarly a first pudding of salted cucumber juice with peanut butter, yoghurt and muscat grape jam is glamorous, but troubling in (horrid term) mouthfeel.

So the fact that there'll be a mere 11% more French staycationers (horrid Anglo-Saxon term) this summer is neither here nor there, really.

And yes, now, we get to evaluate this horrid acts in terms of who authorized them.

"Major US publishers operate in lockstep with abusive contract terms and horrid digital royalties.

Others he labeled with such terms as wretched, horrid, pathetic.

Once your humiliation barrier is broken, it's a very simple matter to describe what some people might consider horrid private matters in lurid public terms.

It sounds horrid, but try to come to terms with the fact that this person is gone from this world.

Weldon can be an erratic writer and she has form in terms of the subject matter: horrid men, barmy women, labels, sex, philosophy, the occult and female vicars.

Desquamation is the medical term, but it doesn't capture how horrid the patient's situation was.

This unimaginably horrid situation is so common that the industry has a term for it, "cage fatigue," and investigation after investigation finds living birds forced to stand on the rotting, mummified carcasses of their dead cage-mates.

But as she justly points out, black Americans (the term she prefers) have a long tradition of maintaining high standards of manners under horrid conditions.