Sentence examples for horror grows from inspiring English sources
Miriam's preoccupation with shoplifting becomes almost hallucinogenic in its intensity; Aaron, formerly his father's assistant at the synagogue, becomes infatuated with Eastern religion and, to Saul's horror, grows enamored of a group of Hare Krishnas.
Maslin wrote of McKellen and Renfro's performances, "Both actors play their roles so trickily that tensions escalate until the horror grows unimaginatively gothic".
Tim Burgess: The Charlatans I've watched The Horrors grow and mature into Britain's best band – and potentially Britain's biggest export.
The popularity of B-grade, low-budget horror films grew with the introduction in the 1970s of the videocassette and cable television.
Emergent themes in the South include his horror of growing up under segregation and how working on a North Carolina road crew taught him about government wastefulness.
The narrator of "Pow!," Luo Xiaotong, is a young man who has a horror of growing up, of entering the corrupt adult world where the powerful prey on the weak.
By the mid-forties, Lovecraft's reputation as a master of horror had grown to the point where Edmund Wilson felt the need to deflate it a bit in the pages of The New Yorker.
He told her frankly, Butler writes, that he judged her chances of success at "fifty-fifty," and she didn't argue, noting that she was worried for Noonan's sake but not for her own: "As far as I know I've only got one obsession — a small and probably typically feminine horror of growing old — so I won't feel completely cheated if I fail to come back".
It was a ride through the kind of 70s-style id-based horror I grew up loving.
Even if the murderers cut our roots, those who made it through the horror will grow branches.
