Sentence examples for monstrous truth from inspiring English sources

Yes, they were idealists, but most were damnably slow to acknowledge the monstrous truth about the Soviet paradise they defended.

1df3c036-bc7d-46f3-9f4e-eb5f2704ebd0 YOU may think two debates in six days is overkill, but the monstrous truth is you love it.

But just as he was once protected by his sisters from the monstrous truth of their family dynamic, Mr. Colvard still stands apart, a brother forever on the outside looking in.

The cold war and the anti-Communist crusade overshadowed my high school and college years as did the uncovering of the monstrous truth of the Holocaust and the beginning of the terror of the atomic era.

And there is hilarity inside of terror, too a giddiness that bubbles up in the face of the unknown, a hysterical response to some monstrous truth that requires ventilation.

Private feelings were harder to justify because they were also enabling monstrous distortions of the truth.

White Walkers = Isis The Wildlings are in truth fleeing these monstrous creatures, some of whom are zombie Wildlings.

His Harry Lime in The Third Man (1949), charming yet demonic, playful yet monstrous, hints at "some terrible truths about the human condition", writes Callow.

Dramas about censorship are usually tales of heroism centering on a courageous artist or truth-sayer fighting some monstrous establishment.

Now I realize the truth: The beast is so monstrous it will devour us all.

The truth is, the deficit is monstrous, traffic is terrible and the Division of Motor Vehicles -- D.M.V. in New Jersey parlance -- is the enemy of far more voters than DYFS The governor labeled D.M.V. not DYFS as "state government at its worst".