Sentence examples for indeed horrifying from inspiring English sources

The images of Elian Gonzalez being seized from the home of his Miami relatives were indeed horrifying.

The report by the surgeon general that found that the poor are suffering from an "epidemic of oral diseases" (news article, May 26) is indeed horrifying.

In the three weeks since trials began, the crowds have continued to come, and their stories of bloodshed are indeed horrifying.

If Milton Viorst ("The Wisdom of Imagining the Worst-Case Scenario," Op-Ed, Sept. 12) is accurate in his worst-case projections, the consequences are indeed horrifying to contemplate.

One of the great virtues of "Slumdog Millionaire" is that, while devoting its most powerful, indeed horrifying, sequences to the lives of the poor, it ranges freely through Mumbai society to display inequalities, contrasts, and both mobility and immobility, in many forms.

Yet, while the images from Yulin are indeed horrifying, I can't help but compare them to another unbearable sight I have personally witnessed: animal agriculture in the United States.

Some wives and girlfriends are indeed horrified by cross-dressing, but there are those who accept it.

But if its creator is right, in a few decades our descendants will be puzzled – indeed horrified – that we ever did it any other way.

The only film I have been really and truly scared and indeed horrified by – in an intense and sustained way – is Mick Jackson's post-nuclear apocalypse movie Threads, scripted by Barry Hines and originally made for BBC television.

Indeed, Tschohl is so horrified with Hastings' continued failure to forget the voice of the customer, that he is predicting Netflix will lose another million subscribers and their stock will plummet from its current $83 down to $50.

The fear of reincarnating such a diabolical superstition in the modern worl would indeed be horrifying, if it were true.