Sentence examples for present horror from inspiring English sources
One is a harrowing fiction echoing Japan's historical nightmares at Hiroshima and Nagasaki; the other is a somber document of an ongoing and very present horror in and around Fukushima, one whose third anniversary is being marked today in Japan with moments of silence and prayer, official memorials, and televised updates on the most current statistics and predictions.
For the likely result of an American flight would be to make the present horrors worse.From insurgency to civil warIn this section America drops, Asia shops Between staying and going How to protect an industry Is the West losing Turkey?
Now in its fifth year, the Syrian civil war presents horror after horror.
Victor realised that you could not present unmitigated horror for two hours, so he interspersed the remarkable exposés of factory farming and animal experimentation with cartoons and vox pops, while Robert Wyatt and David Byrne lent their wonderful music to it.
"The real key to successfully pulling off this park-wide change during the 30 nights that we present Halloween Horror Night is the pre-planning.
"And why would you ever want to present the horror of abuse as anything other than completely horrific … If Sozzani and co.
Presented in horror style, with Donald Pleasence narrating gloomily, it featured Sue-Patt helplessly watching a friend drown.
This was still far below the 800,000 a year typical before 1992, when Algeria's present internecine horrors began; and the total slumped last year to 183,000.
Most detrimentally, he flouts Verdian methodology, which keeps violence off-stage, presenting its horror through a series of emotional reactions rather than depicting it outright.
Twelve O'Clock High was one of the first major films about World War II to forgo a propagandistic approach and instead present the horrors of the conflict particularly the psychological toll of warfare on its participants—in a realistic light.
She writes: "As Europe faces its worst refugee crisis since the Second World War we are witnessing a deafening cacophony of xenophobic voices in response to people fleeing their own present-day horror.
