Sentence examples for horrific thoughts from inspiring English sources

They can't fall asleep because they have anxiety and flashbacks and nightmares — the nights are usually so awful, they are so plagued by all these horrific thoughts flowing through their heads.

Fear of thinking evil or sinful thoughts; aggressive or horrific thoughts about harming yourself or others.

I keep blocking out the horrific thought of classmates running away from bullets.

"She was instantly struck by the horrific thought that he might have been one of the Bataclan suicide attackers," said Mr Cotta.

Now, in the fire's aftermath, I have the strange, horrific thought that not many people on the planet younger than him have memories of what it is like to walk through Notre Dame as it was.

Suddenly, as I am admiring my floors I find myself struck with a horrific thought, what does salt do to marble?

"When people intimate that Jessica's story is done, I find that a horrific thought because Jessica is just beginning the process of recovering from her rape, and we have a rapist who has not in any way been brought to justice.

Although they always say that if you are demented, you don't notice it anyway and so on, that is a … to me, that a rather horrific thought.

Of the deadly Boston blasts, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said: "The scenes from Boston are shocking and horrific - my thoughts are with all those who have been affected". London Mayor Boris Johnson described the bombings as "shocking, cowardly and horrific".

You may recoil at the horrific, obsessive thoughts that rise up at the back of your mind like a dark shadow--you may find yourself unable to stop thinking about hurting yourself or hurting others, even if you know that you shouldn't.

Likewise, Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go is a horrific, yet thought-provoking story that puts the spotlight, among other things, on the possibility of being a living organ donor.