Sentence examples for horrific reading from inspiring English sources

The club's 1995-96 record makes horrific reading: played 36, won three, drawn two, lost 31.

With 400 people in attendance, lectors read long passages from official reports on decades of abuse in Irish parishes and schools — horrific reading for a sacred space.

A report by the Red Cross that was sent to the Americans in February makes horrific reading: it claims that the abuses against thousands of Iraqis were not isolated incidents, but "systematic", particularly during interrogation.

For all the concerns in a country where the statistics make for horrific reading, the suspicion they would succeed by flooding public areas with 41,000 dedicated police proved more prescient than those who foresaw a doomsday scenario.

"Six months is horrific," read another.

The details of the death of four-year-old Daniel Pelka are almost too horrific to read.

The horrific details read before a congressional commission investigating air safety suggest that mechanical failure or pilot error contributed to the accident last month in São Paulo.

They were content, he said, with reading about horrific crimes against women and expressing relief that they had been spared similar attacks.

But after this illuminating dinner, I sought and found a copy of McCarthy's book (paperback edition with horrific cover), and after reading McCarthy's perfect execution of the idea, I abandoned my own appendix, not wanting to invest too much in a notion already used.

The question of how to navigate between level-headed calculation and emotional urgency is explored from the desk of a cabinet minister reading the horrific case file of Baby P. A recurrent motif is the tension between a politician's instinct to assume control and the inevitability of its surrender, whether in designing financial regulation or trying to have a family life free from media intrusion.

I had a blast reading the horrific comments.