Sentence examples for rather horrifying from inspiring English sources

But it's also true that the book gives rather horrifying voice to David's self-loathing disgust at homosexuality.

Some of the most striking – and rather horrifying – consequences of this transfer are found in the writings of medieval theologians on supersition.

In another age it might not have been terrible, but here and now it was actually rather horrifying.

Adams launched into a rather horrifying discussion of a possible atomic explosion.

H & I both imagine that Arabs here are forced to have different licences – a rather horrifying yellow star system.

They briefly worked in the studios of Tatsumi Hijikata and Kazuo Ohno, pioneers of the rather horrifying, anti-traditional style called Butoh.

He said he was "rather horrified" to discover that something like 120 acts of parliament with Henry VIII clauses had been enacted in the 2008-9 session.

Murdoch was at first rather horrified by this man of deep connectedness, superb analytic abilities and possibly dynastic ambitions of his own.

But it still made news, not least because, as he said, "I found the whole thing funny and invited the policemen in for some swan terrine, which rather horrified them.

The Daily Telegraph reports that the Vanity Fair columnist tweeted that he had been given a 'formal disinvitation' and it turned to Wolff's book, The Man Who Owns the News, for a possible explanation for the freezing out, in which Freud is described as: "A man of unspeakable craftiness, lounge-lizard smoothness … Indeed, Murdoch Freudd's father-in-law) initially was rather horrified by him".

Their impact on my own beliefs still resonates today in every aspect of my life, which is why I've found myself rather horrified by the vitriol spewed towards Rand in the general media.