Sentence examples for horrific headlines from inspiring English sources

Intolerance leads to the horrific headlines that so often greet us.

Books like Quick's are necessary, if only because novels, at their best, do what horrific headlines cannot: they reintroduce human subjectivity into large-scale national disaster.

But momentum drained as most people showed little inclination to see at home horrific headlines like those coming out of Egypt.A gruelling period of brinkmanship ensued.

Nakli, who wrote this eighty-minute drama (directed by Bruce McCarty), does an admirable job of making the horrific headlines feel local and immediate.

Less than two months later, with Tuesday's horrific headlines about a crash on one of those very balloons that killed at least 18, it seems my son may have been on to something.

Service agencies even more so, with their horrific headlines of underpaid, non-vetted orderlies resulting too often in the deaths of residents (especially in my former state of New York).

In Western coverage of the anti-gay campaign, there were some horrific descriptions and headlines of the violence carried out against Chechnya's gay population for example, describing "concentration camps" set up by local authorities.

Again a very long way from the media headlines of "horrific distress" and animals that "can be heard screaming in terror as they are restrained by researchers".

The headlines remain horrific, but the photos of the horrors are nowhere to be found -- not even on a free, citizen-fueled Internet.

Headlines detailing horrific actions that led to the loss of life of a boy would become the narrative that would haunt and condemn you.

Instead any search for media coverage will unearth the original infiltration stories under headlines such as: "Horrific video shows distress of puppies and kittens waiting to be dissected at animal testing lab"; "Graphic content: horrifying video shows puppies and kittens tested at UK laboratory"; and "Rats beheaded with scissors and kept in 'pitiful state'".