Sentence examples for horrific effect from inspiring English sources

The immediate and horrific effect of "The Birth of a Nation" is inseparable from its artistic power.

They no longer seem to care.' That callousness was demonstrated to horrific effect earlier this year when three men were convicted of attempted murder.

To the Editor: In his travelogue "Tibet, Now" (Dec. 10) Joshua Kurlantzick fails to acknowledge the horrific effect of the Chinese conquest of Tibet.

Through metaphors of rape, murder, entrapment and waste (among others) and a highly controlled rhetoric, Owen vividly recreates one horrific effect of the war.

Rosie: The cuts in the arts are going to have such a horrific effect because we've been nurtured by going to museums and college for free.

That they are committing crimes such as kidnapping, which have a horrific effect on innocent people, makes cutting off their financing all the more urgent.

This will have horrific effects.

For the last year, I've studied the horrific effects of this type of discrimination.

Users of krokodil or "crocodile" can suffer horrific effects including rotting sores, gangrene and abscesses.

These include, no doubt, the abortion of millions of innocents since 1973 and the horrific effects of drug addiction.

Millions would become homeless, and the horrific effects would soon be seen on the streets of every American city.