Sentence examples for horrific implications from inspiring English sources

It's a sign of Chabrol's art that his effervescence can make such bitterness go down easily and a sign of its limitations that he doesn't draw out the notion's horrific implications (see under: "Salò").

It provides an appropriate occasion not only for reflecting on the origins and implications of this horrific event, but also on one particular moment when it could have been prevented and, I would posit, almost was.

They play out in the complex interlocking stories of a UN diplomat trying to stave off war between Mars and Earth, a battered PI on a missing persons case that unlocks a horrific biological secret with galactic implications, and a ship captain who starts out as an ordinary Joe but assumes heroic stature when his ship is destroyed and he brushes up against that secret.

The implications of this are horrific.

The implications of turning over the BBC to the vandals is horrific.

The depth of a complex work that deals with horrific but authentic aspects of life is sometimes found in the artists' personal implications in those parts of life.

The implications of granting corporations the right to free expression of religion are horrific.

The Nineteenth Amendment won't likely get repealed, but the mere implication that it should be, whether in jest or not, is horrific.

Horrific, yes?

Fairly horrific.

Absolutely horrific.