Sentence examples for impending horror from inspiring English sources

Ligotti doesn't require bloodthirsty villains to convey a sense of impending horror, though.

And now, 25 years later, he is just beginning to show what he has to show for it: the images of impending horror that he has lived with and dreamed of and spent hours alone studying in his darkroom.

This is an Australian picture, written and directed by the novelist and first-time film-maker Julia Leigh (mentored by Jane Campion), but it has a distinctly European sheen, a feel for rectilinear compositions, deep focus and receding perspective lines in brightly lit interiors – and all with a sense of impending horror or disgust.

Turning to his assistants: "A wee accessory, maybe, you don't happen to have a tiara, do you?" All the fun and games do not, unfortunately, leave much room for the sense of impending horror that should be gathering force as the drama unfolds.

This is an Australian picture, written and directed by the novelist and first-time film-maker Julia Leigh but it has a distinctly European sheen, a feel for rectilinear compositions, deep focus and receding perspective lines in brightly lit interiors – and all with a sense of impending horror or disgust".

Occasionally members of the national legislature must act in the national interest even if temporarily– constituents don't realize the magnitude of the impending horror.

Is it her visit to buy insanely expensive spring clothes juxtaposed with impending international horror that she questions as absurd or some Sartre-like despair she's referring to?

And to increase the impending nano-horror, the chief scientist at Sun Microsystems, Bill Joy, is due next autumn to publish a book fleshing out his own nano-Luddite views.

The futuristic detective adventure Ripper came with four different endings and a sense of impending and darkening horror that outdid any of the glossy, simplistic 90s serial-killer movies.

From disabled people looking on with horror at the impending scrapping of the Independent Living Fund, to women campaigning against the closure of women's refuges (which mean women can't afford to flee abusive relationships), a government that has already ruined lives has been given an endorsement to do more of the same.

Sutherland's outrage over the impending remake of Nicolas Roeg's haunting 1973 horror is perhaps understandable when you rewatch the film over 40 years on and notice its effect is still as devastating.