Sentence examples for horrific extent from inspiring English sources

I was also touched by Watson's tales of coming to realize the horrific extent of her face recognition as a child star.

Injury concerns did surround Greg Oden, but only the outlandishly morbid could have expected the horrific extent of Oden's knee problems.

"It is a stark reminder of the full horrific extent that Robert Mugabe is prepared to go in order to hang on to power and avenge his critics".

Much of the rest of the film he spends being bashed about by other boys, other runners, his fellow prisoners and, to a horrific extent, the sadistic Japanese commander of the prison camp.

Children with Asperger's and autism are being bullied, abused and even robbed by people they think are their friends, according to study revealing the horrific extent of so-called "mate crime".

He deals with other wartime questions as well, the most important being why both the government and the public were slow to recognize the horrific extent of the Nazi genocide against the Jews, and here a rare mood of passion infuses his writing.

My mom was not horrific to this extent, nor was she violent, and yet our relationship was still awful.

Labour's shadow crime and security minister, Diana Johnson, said no-one who read the committee's "truly shocking" report could be "in denial about the extent or horrific nature of child sexual exploitation in the UK".

The timid coverage of these shootings reminds us the extent to which horrific news, and specifically horrific gun-related news, gets quietly tabled and pushed aside.

Speaking after the publication of the report, Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove said: "I'm appalled by the extent of the horrific abuse endured by these vulnerable victims.

Eventually, when the full extent of her devious plans are revealed, the girls are shipped off to a horrific boarding school.