Sentence examples for horrific realisation from inspiring English sources
A doctor returns to his smalltown practice and comes to the gradual and horrific realisation that people's personalities are being infiltrated by extraterrestrial invaders.
Then a horrific realisation dawned: the pipes were intravenous lines, the victims hospital patients dragged from their wards still plugged into their medication, too weak to need restraint, too frail to defend themselves.
"It's the key moment from the novel, the scene where the horrific realisation of what he has done, and the dangers of attempting to play God, really comes home to Frankenstein".
But we've all had that moment of excitedly unwrapping the box, shoving the disc (or cartridge) into the machine and then... then comes the horrific realisation that you have wasted £45 on the interactive equivalent of a late-career M. Night Shyamalan movie.
As police burrowed deeper, there was a growing realisation on Jersey that they could unearth not only the remains of more children, but the truth about a genuinely horrific secret that has lain only half-hidden for decades.
