Sentence examples for horror characterised from inspiring English sources

At the same time, horror fiction enjoyed a new popularity, focusing on heavily sexualised, more psychological horror, characterised by short story anthologies with titles such as Hot Blood, Lovedeath, Dark Love and Little Deaths.

Deathrockers may also be characterised by their love of old horror movies (the cheesier the better), and very often, a good (if slightly twisted) sense of humour.

The games with typography and layout that characterised his monstrously thrilling first novel of postmodern horror, House of Leaves, have here run riot.

Zola's novels were "inartistic garbage", "only fit for swine", characterised by "sheer beastliness" and amounting to "dirt and horror, pure and simple".

But Kenyans struggling to recover from the horror must also take in the shocking revelations of official bungling on an epic, even criminal scale that characterised the response to the attack.

And then, with the kind of steel that has characterised much of her work, she adds, "I am interested neither in protecting the audience from, nor sensationalising, the horror".

Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.

They're also characterised by their speech.

It was characterised by two conflicting aims.

First, how is equilibrium characterised?

Upheaval has characterised their campaigns so far.