Sentence examples for horrifying feeling from inspiring English sources

"It's critical that we don't inadvertently create a hierarchy of survival, with those who would find the idea of RJ horrifying feeling devalued or any less 'brave' than others," she says.

The racing so far has been lackluster, except for the horrifying feeling of wondering when the next catamaran will catapult its 11-person crew into the Bay.

It wasn't just that bullets were being fired, the possibility of a stampede on that bridge was a horrifying feeling.

The trauma of the experience is being compounded by the horrifying feeling that they will be let down all over again.

In 2013, Seth went through a divorce ("What a time … of horrifying feelings," he recalls in the film), and much of "True Sadness" is about navigating the fallout: remorse over a broken commitment; guilt about falling in love with another person; worry over whether he hurt his former partner so badly that recovery is now impossible for either of them.

There was this sacred, hushed, horrified feeling among Jews towards Holocaust survivors when I was growing up.

But it's a thought-provoking film that manages to incorporate horrifying information without feeling like an after-school special.

I swing between feeling deeply justified in roaring at a family member or snapping at a co-worker, and later feeling horrified and remorseful about the anger I displayed.

Or to Montaigne to keep from feeling horrified by your physical appearance.

As a result, all these women, with the notable exception of Helen, tend to blur together, leaving the reader feeling horrified and benumbed rather than genuinely moved.

She is no doubt sincere in her denunciations of child abuse and war crimes, yet she is hardly alone in feeling horrified by these things and a flat, matter-of-fact style, even if ironically intended, is not the best way to handle these subjects in imaginative fiction.