Sentence examples for horrid ways from inspiring English sources

But Jolie Pitt doesn't seem interested in courting goodwill on the part of her two protagonists; Vanessa especially acts out in horrid ways that exacerbate her husband.

Others "came running to us from the country, having their hands cut off; some lost both arms and legs; some were supporting their entrails with their hands, while others were mangled in other horrid ways too horrid to be conceived".

Mark has his horrid way with April in another toilet.

Brief moments of Ballet Theater's "Etudes" were fun in this horrid way.

"It is what it is" creates the impression that the horrid way we live is the way we have always and will always live.

At the same time that people were questioning the then conventional birthing practices, people began questioning the horrid way that we let people die.

WHEN Tony Blair is rattled or embarrassed, he resorts to jeering in a rather horrid, adolescent way.

This includes the #GamerGate scandal where users issued vicious and graphic death and rape threats, as well as the everyday bullying of celebrities – often women – and in often horrid, worst-of-humanity ways – such as when Robin Williams' daughter Zelda received Photoshopped images of her father's dead body, and other disturbing messages.

For anyone to use Armstrong this way is horrid; the jolt you feel, whether you like the song or not, is caused by the arrogance it takes to make that hop into the land of the dead.

In a specifically Bauschian way — strange, horrid, and also funny — she seems to be saying, "Why don't you leave me alone?" Soon afterward, Dominique Mercy collapses on the stage next to a second man, who then pulls him back up.

"My pose was horrid – I was smiling way too much.