Sentence examples for particularly horrifying year from inspiring English sources

It's been a particularly horrifying year for minority groups in America.

"Calendar Girls" is not nearly as mortifying as one of the most recent films to use the phrase "based on a true story" -- this fall's remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" -- though the real-life story of "Girls" is particularly horrifying to at least one person: 16-year-old Jem John-Paul MacLeodd). John-Paul MacLeod

All rape is violence by definition, but particularly horrifying incidents take place here, too.

For Dr. Koehler, 42, a microbiologist who has studied anthrax for 20 years, the fact that someone made a weapon from the organism to which she has dedicated her professional life is particularly horrifying, even strangely personal.

"There was one particularly horrifying letter all about money - he was in prison, waiting to get out.

"For something like this to happen in broad daylight is particularly horrifying, and to someone of her age," Mr. Ozawa said.

Calvinism, which placed the utmost emphasis on utter surrender to God's will, deemed self-murder a particularly horrifying defiance of divine dispensation, a complete forfeit of grace.

A particularly horrifying case involves Shelly Andre Brooks, who is currently serving life in prison without parole for the sexual assault and murder of at least seven women.

For a person who had never thrived in institutions governed by rules he didn't agree with, jail must have seemed a particularly horrifying prospect.

In a particularly horrifying incident, employees of the security firm Blackwater Worldwide working with the State Department mowed down at least 17 Iraqi civilians in Baghdad last year.

As The Times reported recently, one particularly horrifying practice is Chinese tiger farms, which supply pelts, worth up to $20,000 apiece, and tiger bones used in medicines and aphrodisiacs.