Sentence examples for really horrid from inspiring English sources

No wine or beer, of course - except for a really horrid local non-alcoholic brew.

But at moments of stress - when someone said something really horrid - he would begin blinking furiously.

And then he does this really horrid I'm-so-pleased-with-myself laugh, looking around for approval from the rest of the class.

If your carpet is a really horrid color and doesn't match your room, mask it with a funky rug.

"It was a really weird, horrid time.

Watch Lily Allen's video for her new single 'Not Fair' "It was a really weird, horrid time.

Tony Blair was really a rather horrid person you never thought was going to get anywhere.

As a young woman sometimes working with dinosaurs who had withstood the Tory onslaught, it was, she says, "really lonely and horrid".

Having considered a negative advertising campaign to convince Bulgarians and Romanians that the UK really is a horrid place earlier in the year, ministers decide that having Keith "do you love this country?" Vaz man the borders personally is a much cheaper and equally effective alternative.

But what – I suggested to guardian.co.uk/music editor Tim Jonze – if we turned the cliche on its head and made it about genuinely wank bands that everybody pretends to like, much in the same way that everybody pretends to like Guinness even though they really think it tastes horrid and would much rather be drinking lager with Ribena in it.

I was a horrid little snob, really".