Sentence examples for horrific impression from inspiring English sources

Recalling the horrific impression she got from the film American Beauty, she was sure that the amoral acts of the story represented American life.

The first impression was horrific.

It achieves an extraordinary fusion of horrific realism with an impression that time has slowed down.Mr Kaminski won an Oscar for his first collaboration with Mr Spielberg on "Schindler's List".

Since the hurricane, there's been little to displace the aftermath's horrific images, leaving the impression that there's nothing left down there but twisted buildings and mud, and little reason to go.

But we still have no real impression of how horrific this experience was at a human level for the people most directly involved – or the gratitude we owe them.

It must be horrific to be under the impression that you are on Sky News in your capacity as honorary fellow of the Royal Society, then discover that your caption reads "That Prat Off The Jeremy Kyle Show".

"They were put on between children's programming during the day; you'd see these horrific, terrifying films – you got the impression that the adult world was a very tribal place," he says.

The pictures are horrific but give a far more drastic and violent impression of what took place.

Saatchi himself acknowledged the public revulsion, first in his statement – "the pictures are horrific but give a far more drastic and violent impression of what took place" – and later by accepting a police caution.

"The pictures are horrific but give a far more drastic and violent impression of what took place," he reportedly told London's Evening Standard.

First, the reporting gives the false impression that the situation in Gaza, though tragic, is uniquely horrific.