Sentence examples for may be horrible from inspiring English sources
"War may be horrible, but that should not distract us from acknowledging what a horrible cliché this has become," Dyer writes.
And the last few minutes may be horrible, but that's O.K., it really is, because nothing is lost and the river will keep on flowing and there will be dandelions in spring and the buzzard will circle above the wasteland.
Something may be horrible in their life, You're there to make it better.
"Indy may be a horrible archeologist, but he's a great diplomat for archeology.
Part of the reason may be the horrible nature of the crimes.
"He may be a horrible, racist, misogynist idiot," said one woman, "but he is our kind of idiot".
This may be the horrible, simple truth about the death of Luke Batty, murdered by his father Greg Anderson at a suburban sporting ground in outer Melbourne early last year.
Variations in SCN9A may also explain why some patients prefer different classes of painkillers.Although pain may be a horrible necessity, there is no doubt that humanity could cope with far less of the chronic sort.
The entire Pirates of the Caribbean franchise may be a horrible indicator of the decline of narrative cinema (and probably Western civilisation), but the rank consumerist decrepitude of it all would be tolerable if the film wasn't quite so boring.
As I've written on this site before, I fear that the pop may be a horrible act of violence perpetrated by a revved up Tea Partier.
