Sentence examples for horror expressed from inspiring English sources

Much of the horror expressed seems to be based on erroneous presumptions about the clitoris and female sexuality.

Despite the horror expressed at the newly revealed footage, details of the incidents having been in the public domain for some time, and legal groups have been pushing for action for years.

(The particular horror, expressed from the Iliad on down, that humans could become the food of the animals we normally eat ourselves is noteworthy: a strong signal of a total inversion in the scheme of things of which the unburied body, the corpse that remains above rather than below ground, is a symptom).

For example, the camera may remain fixed on the hero while the villain is perceived only as a voice saying "Hands up!" or, in a science-fiction film, the camera may linger on the horror expressed by the victim before revealing the monster that is causing it.

As expected, the condemnation, shock and horror expressed swiftly came from around the globe from ordinary people and leaders from all walks of life and religious affiliation.

During that time there has been much outrage, shock, horror, etc expressed by the media and the tech industry.

Certainly, it is not hard to imagine the pain and horror being expressed on those tapes and in the transcripts.

While some butoh dancers later came to embody an almost impenetrable stoicism, and others grotesque horror, Ohno expressed something more ethereal, feminine and ecstatic in his reveries.

In the films of Lee Daniels, horror is expressed through a claustrophobic Black pain that Hollywood finds absolutely compelling.

This is America, not Haiti, and the daughter can own the confidence to feel horror and express it.

If the killers' ambition was only to generate horror and express their hatred of America there were lots of potential targets.