Sentence examples for horrifying reality from inspiring English sources
He also stored liquor there, which she would drink in order to block out her horrifying reality.
Lust, Caution Ang Lee (2007) The story takes its time, and then suddenly you're inside this horrifying reality.
It was surreal how disconnected President Bush was the other night, both from Iraq's horrifying reality and America's anguish over this unnecessary, mismanaged and now unwinnable war.
As the imaginary camera breaks, we awaken from the hallucinatory dream and are transformed into active observers forced to experience the horrifying reality of the massacre.
What Mitt Romney is now complaining about is the horrifying reality that many people who aren't black see themselves as victims of those "economic things" — and as a result anti-government rhetoric is turning into a way to lose elections rather than win them.
And what he has to say in "Harbor" is something about the uncertainty and unpredictability of life, the unsettling shakiness of personal identity and the horrifying reality that a single conversation can turn into a metaphorical train wreck with unforeseen consequences.
It plows through some harsh, horrifying realities with unflinching sobriety, concerned less with social problems than with facts and in the process illuminates French society with a toughness and fidelity that few other recent movies have dared.
"The great value" of the report, said Eileen Chamberlain Donahoe, United States ambassador to the Human Rights Council, is that it "has begun to shed light on the horrifying realities of life in North Korea and raise international awareness of the ongoing tragedy and barbaric conditions there".
Vignettes range from mundane to blood-curdling, from surreal instances of bureaucratic greed to the horrifying realities of gun violence.
In a city that knows the not-very-horrifying reality of immigration, voters didn't have to worry about keeping UKIP out, leaving the decision as one between Labour and Tory.
An American rabbi told me that, in his view, the ideal response to the atrocities of September 11 would have been for the US president to declare a traditional 40-day period of mourning and to do nothing until the horrifying new reality had been fully accepted and understood.
