Sentence examples for horror most from inspiring English sources

Many Westerners see the K.G.B. as an undifferentiated horror; most Russians do not.

As the scholar Jen Hill noted in her 2008 book, "White Horizons," it was bad to sully that story in any way, and unthinkable to impute to the English precisely the moral horror most closely associated with "savages".

I expected people to react with horror – most likely even crying, thinking, Yes, the Devil himself now has a reality show.

A 1993 Film Forum series, "Val Lewton: Horror Most Noir", screened The Ghost Ship 42 times, while I Walked With A Zombie screened only 10 times and Cat People a mere eight.

The Refugee Council policy manager, Judith Dennis, said: "Unaccompanied children have often witnessed horrors most grownups would struggle to imagine and they arrive here alone, bewildered and frightened.

On many measures, such as government and external balances, emerging economies look much sounder than the big rich ones.Unfortunately, aggregate numbers conceal many horrors, most notably in eastern Europe.

The most admired are those who, because of personal gifts, transcend the monotony of working life; the most respected are those who come to recognize those horrors most clearly and speak of them.

But the law seems particularly threatening in Colorado, which has had more than its share of shooting horrors, most recently the massacre in Aurora last month where 12 were killed and 58 wounded by James Holmes, who had been a graduate student at the University of Colorado, Denver.

It thinks that it's saying something deep and meaningful and vocalizing the horrors most of us feel as we go about our day to day lives.

Not having had to go through the horrors most cancer patients endure -- chemo and radiation and clocks with 30-minute hours -- all I can really speak to is the realized fear of it.

But to the horror of most Afghans, Mr Karzai refused at the last moment to put pen to paper.