Sentence examples for is particularly horrible from inspiring English sources

He had enough budget to go to Brazil to film the clip, in which he is disturbingly made up to look like an array of different World Cup playeras (the Zlatan Ibrahmovich is particularly horrible).

Reuters quoted Fabius as saying: In a certain number of these zones, Bashar al-Assad is bombarding them with MiG fighter jets, and what is particularly horrible is that he is bombarding them with TNT.

The change from cycling to running, as any triathlete will tell you, can be particularly horrible.

It results, rather, from the horribleness of what my grief is about; my bodily sensations may not be particularly horrible in themselves.

The world may have become used to both the Williams sisters veering from grand-slam-winning performances to those bordering on the inept but yesterday's 6-4, 6-4 third-round defeat by Slovenia's Katarina Srebotnik was particularly horrible.

The comments section tends to be particularly horrible.

What was particularly horrible was how familiar stories like these had become.

Note the link between when the bully is being particularly horrible to you and when your stuff goes missing.

Trapido is particularly good at writing horrible characters, and you are never in any doubt about whose side you're on.

Albarn is particularly fascinated by Dee's "horrible" final years in ruined exile in Manchester after dabbling with the occult.

I adapted a bunch of stories from the Book Of Judges for it and in my script for the artist, there is a scene where there is a particularly horrible rape and murder of two girls.