Sentence examples for pervasive horror from inspiring English sources
These are words that do not soften, ameliorate, or give the lie to the pervasive horror of her time.
Feature films about the Holocaust are often celebrated for preserving memory and raising awareness of the pervasive horror and occasional heroism of a fast-receding history.
Released earlier this year on PC and Mac, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs has been no less divisive, especially among fans of the original Amnesia title – particularly because the sequel departs from the idea of jump scares and shock, and goes for a nihilistic, languishing, pervasive horror, the sort that stains your memory and has you lie awake at night, long after the game has been turned off.
It's not the same pervasive horror that's in the book — it doesn't feel like that in New York.
The very day I saw Salon Style, the New York Times was publishing its series on the pervasive horrors of nail salons, the dangers they present to personnel and the issues of health and financial exploitation that these businesses present.
The paralysing fear and horror, pervasive intrusion symptoms and subsequent withdrawal, and the alienation from loved ones and society are devastating to a person's flourishing.
Hitchcock's horror films are as pervasive in the world of cinema as Shakespeare's plays are to theater.
The effect is something like a ghost story, the horror of which is at once elusive and pervasive.
Even before the unspeakable horror of Sept. 11 generated, among other things, a pervasive uncritical jingoism, many Americans no doubt subscribed to this Pollyannaish attitude.
While reporting in parts of the Bronx and central Brooklyn over the past year, I have repeatedly met longtime residents who believe that crime is much more pervasive now, especially in public housing, than it was during the horror days of the 1980s and '90s.
This season, quality drama has become even more pervasive on cable, thanks to shows like "Homeland" on Showtime and "American Horror Story" on FX.
