Sentence examples for particularly horrid from inspiring English sources
And, art aside, even Brian Sewell, long the bane of what this waspish art critic calls the "Serota tendency", has nothing particularly horrid to say about Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron's impeccable transformation of the former temple of power into a mesmerising mall of art.
Most people don't read these books because they are stuffed with racism, bigotry, sexism, or some particularly horrid combination of the three.
Aside being bad for you for different reasons, these may make your period particularly horrid.
But this Congress has made clear that independence for the accounting rule writers can go too far — particularly if the rules force banks to reveal the horrid mistakes they previously made.
There is a brief and horrid suggestion, too nasty and macabre for words, about a sex tape and particularly baroque sex practices, together with beefed up security and veiled suggestions of her life being in danger.
Horrid boys become horrid men.
