Sentence examples for most horrifying of from inspiring English sources
In 1985 the most horrifying of the decade's riots took place on the Broadwater Farm estate in Tottenham, north London.
In a drug-fueled fit of paranoia, Pope commits the most horrifying of the film's several murders; the victim is innocent.
"Blow" (Plate 69), one of the most horrifying of the images, with a graphically flatulent child at its center, addresses pedophilia.
Hopkins, faithfully writing down his day-to-day transactions in his trade book, left a record of one of the most horrifying of all slaving voyages.
After Ms. Woodall and Ms. Constantine gather the damning evidence (cargo pants worn with billowy blouses; sausage-casing Lycra; horizontal-striped sweaters; and, most horrifying of all, tapered pants that cling to the ankles), they swoop in and present the startled subjects with clothes-buying checks for $3,000, provided they agree to submit to a "What Not to Wear" overhaul.
The fact that these cultural artifacts were preserved, indexed, and are now freely accessible to any and all people is a beautiful testament to what is possible, even under the most horrifying of human conditions, that of war.
It's the same trick that would later make the line "Macbeth has murdered sleep" the most horrifying for me of all Shakespeare's conjurations.
Medal of Honor: Frontline, a personal favorite in the WW2 shooter genre, fills its opening scene of storming the beach at Normandy with the screams of the dead and the dying built on the back of the familiar scenes in Saving Private Ryan, a film which contains one of the most horrifying scenes of the sound of a man dying in cinema.
If he was telling the truth, this is one of the most horrifying aspects of the whole affair.
By Wairimu Gitahi MUYINGA, Burundi, 6 June 2005 – Head bowed, a 13-year-old girl tearfully recounts one of the most horrifying moments of her short life.
That's right: on the 29th of April the most horrifying piece of interactive entertainment ever to grace the medium will be gone.
