Sentence examples for horrific context from inspiring English sources

And of course, without the horrific context of their murders, there would have been no outsiders' interest in London Road.

HitFix reviewer Melinda Newman wrote that it is impossible to listen to the song and not filter it through "that horrific context whether that is how they are meant to be heard or not".

Afraid to go home Rapes are particularly horrific in the context of war.

In the tradition of Robert Frank's The Americans, these photographs will engage audiences to question the responses to this horrific event in the context of our complicated society, along with memorializing the tragic loss of so many innocent lives.

We tend to talk about American police these days solely in the context of horrific incidents of brutality, a fact that isn't lost on these Michigan cops.

But the words are horrific enough even without emotional context.

The context of these horrific numbers is complicated with the attacks in Paris and San Bernardino and the Syrian refugee crisis, and the report acknowledges this, but it is also worth noting that anti-Muslim sentiment in America has tended to spike at predictable times.

It has changed a lot, not least in the way the redoubtable Anne's horrific experience is placed in the context of the wider Holocaust.

Life must go on, but subject to due sensitivity and subject to separation in distance, time and context from the actuality of horrific events.

In the context of the week's horrific news, how do we explain to our children that a basketball game meant so much?

The truly horrific moments have all been placed in context, heavily foreshadowed and coming organically out of the plot (whether you agree with the decisions that lead to those moments is, of course, a matter of personal taste and choice).