Sentence examples for horrors from inspiring English sources

Then came the second world war and the horrors of the nuclear bomb.

Thousands of children were taken in and saved from the horrors of the Nazis.

Instead of hope, there is, for many Zimbabweans, fear of what an all-powerful Mugabe means for the future of the country, and gloomy prophecies for an economy still fragile after the hyperinflation horrors of five years ago.

Some counter by asking what police force could have foreseen such horrors.

So the question is this: given all the horrors that it's responsible for, would I go back in time and kill Pulp Fiction at birth?

I also have relatives who were in the hot zones of Tsholotsho, Kezi, Plumtree; they are still telling the stories of the horrors they witnessed.

And with the help of four or five speeches we have been taken back more than 50 years to the horrors of the 1950s".

Related: Ukrainian soldiers share horrors of Debaltseve battle after stinging defeat "Guys are running out on foot through the fields because [rebels] are shelling vehicles.

It is not easy to even begin to quantify what constitutes just reparations for horrors such as slavery in America, apartheid in South Africa and the Nazi Holocaust in Europe; yet that is the ethical question raised when the past pushes its way, uncomfortably, into the present.

A miracle of compression, the pared-down, matter-of-fact sentences are set against the horrors she meets along the way.

From Goya, who darkly interpreted the horrors of Europe at war, to the romantics who conjured the dark satanic mills of the industrial revolution, art has always explored and assimilated the experience of upheaval.