Sentence examples for seem horrendous from inspiring English sources

Making places distinctive may seem "horrendous" at the time.

Yet Gary Szatkowski, a meteorologist at the Mount Holly office of the National Weather Service, said this spring's weekend Shore washouts seem horrendous only because of last year's sparklers.

The price we have paid seems horrendous but it is not unlike what other Americans, who came here from across the world, paid the piper.

They had invested so much emotional capital in the higher figure that, instead of rejoicing that 3,000 people presumed dead were in fact alive, they feared that the disaster might now seem less horrendous.

Now I'm in my mid-twenties, something about the sight of two doughy English bodies going at it in the back of a black cab doesn't seem so horrendous.

In a league full of blithe felons, Tebow and his oppressive piety don't seem like such horrendous affronts at all.

Maybe it's because it is dead or maybe because I now expect less from what's essentially just a mass of land but the country does seem slightly less horrendous than it used to.

Maybe it's because it is dead – or maybe because I now expect less from what's essentially just a mass of land – but the country does seem slightly less horrendous than it used to.

Maybe it's because it is dead or maybe it's because I now expect less from what's essentially just a mass of land but the country does seem slightly less horrendous than it used to.

It would seem that after the horrendous bigotry which accompanied the Aids pandemic and led to Section 28 in the 1980s, we became so weary we simply wanted to blend in to the mainstream.

In keeping with the vulgarisation – and invasion by tourism – of anything authentic in Romania (as everywhere else), there is now a Green Village Resort in Sfântu Gheorghe: some people on TripAdvisor seem to have had horrendous experiences there, which can only be a good thing.