Sentence examples for horrid war from inspiring English sources
The way that Bush/Cheney respond to this horrid war is repulsive to me.
We are involved in a horrid war; we have Katrina, an energy crisis, and so much more.
The "horrid and unnatural Rebellion and War," as the Massachusetts legislature called the uprising, ended with a few small bangs and a whimper.
"Race wars and ethnic wars, and the most horrid kind of violence -- neighbors against each other in the Balkans, in the Bronx, all over the place".
The men and women of Levittown have known war and find it horrid.
Halifax was now convinced that Munich, though "better than a European war", had been "a horrid business and humiliating".
It's a serious legislative experiment designed to dismantle what pretty much everyone agrees is a horrid failure of public policy: the war on drugs.
(Having noticed the pages of many of its esteemed contempories bristling lately with horrid foreboding in articles generally entitled, "The Next War," and not to be outdone by any contemporary, esteemed or otherwise, The New Yorker hereby presents its own article on the next war.
The nature of ISIS's menace necessitates an inexorable, merciless, and overwhelming military campaign to eliminate every trace of this horrid movement in and outside the theater of war.
It was an albatross, a symbol of the horrid brutalities committed in the name of the war on terror not to mention the most potent propaganda tool terrorist recruiters abroad could possibly have at their disposal.
