Sentence examples for horrifying meaning from inspiring English sources
It did not take long for the horrifying meaning of the boy's story to register: His mother, Lashanda Armstrong, 25, had done what La'Shaun had said — she had, in fact, driven the minivan into the river.
But the caravan is stationed in the same community horrified by the gruesome murders – meaning the killer will essentially come to him.
Very well meaning people, who are horrified by the ideas of targets and quotas or anything fixed.
Near the very end Burton quotes a line from Kafka that has haunted him, but "only in the last four or five years has it meant anything to me – I mean only its horrifying and real meaning, personally applied, has it brutally come home to me after all these years in the smugness of the dark".
At first I looked upon them only as a horrifying record of the unimaginable loss of life we have sustained: uniform in meaning.
It's horrifying, but numbing; the full meaning of what you've seen sinks in much, much later.
Throughout my pregnancies I have been asked all the seemingly requisite horrifying questions that pour out of well-meaning strangers.
In the horrifying aftermath, our nation grappled to take some meaning out of such senseless tragedy.
He might be horrified because he'd want to probe for the deeper meaning of the topic.
This well known German proverb "Better a horrifying end, than horror without an end", which the patient starts and the interviewer completes as suggested, embraces the meaning of this WTD as a wish to shorten the dying process in order not to have to wait for death to arrive.
