Sentence examples similar to publicized horror from inspiring English sources

The union has sent a rented ambulance around Maine to publicize horror stories about the uninsured.

Even "The Killing Fields," the movie that more widely publicized the horror, was in theaters 25 years ago.

She also translated for a professor who was doing research to publicize the horror of the slave trade.

First, the Democratic majority needs to publicize the horrors of GOP filibuster abuse.

Despite many well-publicized horror stories, some people still don't realize they should call the cellphone company before traveling to buy a special temporary overseas plan.

The now well-publicized horror of what's happening in the Sudanese province of Darfur has still not prompted any effective response.

The September Massacres made a profound impression abroad, where they were publicized as proof of the horrors of revolution.

Many school boards around the nation, spurred largely by horror over several highly publicized school shootings, have been considering posting the commandments as a way to encourage moral behavior among students.

Throughout the 1780s, the horrors of the Middle Passage were widely publicized on both sides of the Atlantic and by 1792 the British Parliament stood on the verge of banning the trade.

(In such cases, reviewers are sometimes given a copy of the book after signing a confidentiality agreement. The worst horror is for a book, embargoed or not, to be widely publicized or reviewed before it is in the stores).

(Koran 24:2) IN the last few weeks, in three widely publicized episodes, we have seen Islamic justice enacted in ways that should make Muslim moderates rise up in horror.