Sentence examples for horrifying book from inspiring English sources

This was certainly true of Mary Eleanor Bowes, the subject of Wendy Moore's fast-paced, horrifying book, "Wedlock".

That trenchant Irish commentator is a biographer and theater critic, and a critic also of his country's crimes and follies, as in his gripping if horrifying book, "Ship of Fools: How Stupidity and Corruption Sank the Celtic Tiger".

Closer to home but just as powerful is William Woodruff on cotton-mill Lancashire in The Road to Nab End, and Roddy Doyle's funny, horrifying book, A Star Called Henry.

It's instructive to contrast Pollitt's fantasies and projections about Hillary and Obama against her slagging of Nicholson Baker's excellent, horrifying book, "Human Smoke".

"That's an absolutely horrifying book," he says of his 1977 novel, "Season of the Machete," the story of a sadistic husband-and-wife team who carry out a series of gory machete murders on a Caribbean island.

In his fascinating and horrifying book Treasure Islands, a study of tax havens around the world, Nicholas Shaxson makes clear that the outsider's bafflement at what the City does is perfectly justified.

both poignant and horrifying". The Times book reviewer noted, "It's a work of fiction.

Stroman had this fascinating -- and horrifying -- book from the 1930s about how to stage an amateur minstrel show.

Though the book horrified some critics, it sealed Ms. Rich's national reputation.

The then-President Jacques Chirac said he was "horrified" by the book's contents.

To say that I was horrified by this book would be an understatement.