Sentence examples for horrifying world from inspiring English sources

Russia violated one of the most central norms of the postwar global order — that states would no longer seize one another's territory — horrifying world leaders who see that norm as crucial for upholding peace.

In Andrew Upton's streamlined adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's 1890 text, we find ourselves less in the playwright's horrifying world of domestic terror, manipulation, and shame than in another Hepburn vehicle: Philip Barry's 1939 drawing-room comedy, "The Philadelphia Story".

It comes down to how comfortable we are with branding a tragedy how comfortable we are with shouting out our feelings about horrifying world events.

It comes down to how comfortable we are with branding a tragedy – how comfortable we are with shouting out our feelings about horrifying world events.

Everyone morning, I leave the safety of my bed in the morning, get into a car and careen through traffic, and then arrive at my desk where I'm bombarded with horrifying world news.

Today we continue our exploration of the horrifying world of Colombian scopolamine with a visit to the local university's toxicology expert for a quick primer on the physical effects of the drug and then are treated to a first-hand display, courtesy of our drug-dealer buddy Demencia Black.

Unlike the harsh, horrifying worlds they're often lauded for creating, it is dreamy and delicate, with echoey guitars and soft pillows of rippling noise that you want to hunker down and hide away in.

And, as a horrified world offered help, the generals were obstructive.

It's not the Sarajevo Zoo, about which the horrified world read in 1992 when the last animal still surviving (a bear) starved because Serbian snipers would not allow keepers or anyone else in with food.

In these previews for two of the episodes, you'll see what happens when our rating systems go too far and when the urge to make gaming as realistic as ever pushes us into horrifying worlds.

Mr. Cooper said that "Rise," inspired partly by school shootings and terrorist bombings, is about "a typical American teenager coming into adulthood and faced with how tragic and horrifying the world can be," he said.