Sentence examples for horrifying dangers from inspiring English sources

Monday night, after six years of promises unkept or insincerely made and blunders of historic proportions, the United States is now fighting two wars, the economy is veering toward recession and the civilized world still faces horrifying dangers — and it has far less sympathy and respect for the United States.

In real life, human beings are packaged in the flimsiest of packages, threatened by real and sometimes horrifying dangers, events like Columbine.

Knowing the history of periodic panics about smuggled nukes offers a kind of reassurance in the face of a horrifying danger, said Mr. Zenko of the Council on Foreign Relations.

As horrifying as the danger and damage have been, it's also a mesmerizing seismic event one that, until recently, has been difficult to see close up.

The panel report spells out the dangers with horrifying clarity.

As it escalates rapidly, attention is swinging from the victims and survivors of the catastrophic tsunami damage along the coast to the horrifying possibility of yet greater dangers posed by the compromised reactors.

This is Jon Snow's cue: earnestly preaching about the dangers of freaky, horrifying armies of the dead is his bread and butter, and now he has an Exhibit A. "We have something to show you," he says.

Of course, there is no elegant way to decompose, but the disturbing notion of a loved one dissolving underground in putrid muddy water is horrifying to families, all contamination dangers aside.

Cook's set-ups are always quirky, often edged with menace and danger; in the horrifying Somebody's Baby, a mysterious man abducts a woman's newborn and then returns, years later, when she has a second child, the truly awful moment coming when she realises that her case is not an anomaly.

Republicans have been actively horrifying their voters with the supposed dangers of the lame-duck session this year.

The picture of the Yezidis fleeing and stranded on Mt. Sinjar was horrifying, Over 50,000 people were in imminent danger.