Sentence examples for horrific instance from inspiring English sources

It was the most horrific instance of mass murder in Europe since the end of World War II.

One such example is the expulsion of over 700,000 Palestinians from their villages in 1948, a horrific instance of ethnic cleansing known as al-Nakba or "the Catastrophe".

Without training all those who can help to prevent sexual assaults and rape, these horrific instances of violence against women will continue.

#OneBillionRising @abcnews pic.twitter.com/IhRiG3BG12 February 13 , 2014Updated at 9.04am GMT 12.26am GMT India Anu Anand will be filling us in on OBR events in India later today, where violence against women and increasing news coverage of horrific instances have contributed to strong debate about sexuality and freedom.

We need you to tell us: how do we make shootings become horrific instances of the past?

She then goes on to describe horrific instances of abuse that support the position that these poor young women are beaten and suffer greatly under this situation.

One never feels the horrific absurdity, for instance, of Ryan Reynolds trapped in a coffin in Buried, another film that dares to telescope isolation into an hour and a half.

Hospice training and experience -- being with persons and their loved ones who anticipate grief -- is transferable to the disaster arena, where unanticipated death through attack or accident precipitates unimaginable emotional and spiritual trauma to those who suffer immediate and, in most instances, horrific death.

In the former instance, the horrific videos of the beheadings of US journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff, and aid workers David Haines and, on Friday, Alan Henning, have helped drag western powers back into combat in the region.

This focus is part of the consensus about mournable bodies, and it often keeps us from paying proper attention to other, ongoing, instances of horrific carnage around the world: abductions and killings in Mexico, hundreds of children (and more than a dozen journalists) killed in Gaza by Israel last year, internecine massacres in the Central African Republic, and so on.

The publishing gates have widened to include all manner of pictures, including innocuous amateur snapshots and horrific scenes of lynchings (for instance, "Other Pictures" and "Without Sanctuary" from Twin Palms) and genuine pornography ("Peek: Photographs From the Kinsey Institute" from Arena Editions).