Sentence examples for horrifying fact from inspiring English sources

Atkinson, a former staff writer at The Washington Post, knows just when to release the touching, trenchant or horrifying fact.

Now, once we got our minds around the absolutely horrifying fact that he is planning to shovel this food down the throat of his (surely) limited number of close friends in a country where seven million citizens survive on food from charities, another stultifying issue arises: 8,000 boxes of rich hazelnut bon bons?

One swift reading of the laundry list convinced me of the horrifying fact that I was no lady.

The reason for this speaks to the horrifying fact that between 1975 and 1979 a fifth of the population was wiped out under the regime.

The inhabitants of Leningrad, "urbanites who forage in queues, not in the earth," face the horrifying fact that there is nothing to queue for.

After speaking to witnesses, she pieced together the horrifying fact that she had had sex in the pool with one man, sex in the sauna with another man, and then left the Country Club wrapped only in a towel with a third man.

With each species he builds up the reader's fascination further, before delivering a (mostly unhappy) account of its fate.Mr Darby produces some horrifying facts, beginning with Soviet whalers.

On that basis, perhaps the paper can avoid an SEC prosecution: The horrifying facts are there, speaking for themselves, regardless of the bald-faced (possibly, now that I think of it, even tongue-in-cheek) sugar coating.

How sweet are the words, the rhythms; how horrifying the facts they address.

But now I do know and the facts are horrifying.

I was quite amused because she was horrified by the fact that I'd documented the first time that I'd had a wank.