Sentence examples for horrifying happened from inspiring English sources

At the time, he was living with his mother in Milford, Mich., and something horrifying happened to him.

But it won't do–I've been to Chechnya and environs, and I can tell you that the story is different: Something unimaginably horrifying happened there in recent years, and before, comparable to the worst excesses of the Congo, possibly even more depraved.

Nothing horrifying happened.

Will Murphy ever get to relax and have a damn drink without something horrifying happening?

Nothing as horrifying has happened since, but emos say the bashing incidents have increased and the habitual harassment intensified, while several marches demanding tolerance in cities, including the capital, have degenerated into tense stand-offs.

The Minister tried to remind himself that nothing horrifying was happening — he was merely being wished well on his trip by an idiot.

Eric Shapiro, a blogger on mmafrenzy.com, suggested that the referee might have been instructed to step in before anything "too gory or morally horrifying could happen," to protect the sensibilities of a new audience.

The newscasters were calling it a terrible accident, but a feeling in the pit of my empty stomach told me that something unimaginably horrifying was happening.

Regardless of the reason, I'm walking away from this whole experience feeling even more powerless to provide my child security in this already cruel, harmful world that in a moment's notice something horrifying can happen that's completely out of my control.

Horrifying things have happened to the three main characters in Chang-rae Lee's searing new novel, "The Surrendered" — things, much like the decision forced upon the heroine of William Styron's "Sophie's Choice," that will burn their souls and forever warp the course of their lives.

On a trip to the caves we hear him asking a shadow: "Do you want to come to my house later to play?" At this point, nothing horrifying has actually happened, but the film is so laden with suspense and the genre is so beautifully predictable that it's impossible not to let out a hissing "noooooo".