Sentence examples for seems horrifying from inspiring English sources
The number seems horrifying.
In recent days, BBC investigators said they had used a hidden camera to record a sharia judge telling a woman who been abused by her husband to avoid going to the police; such advice seems horrifying in a liberal democracy.
In an image that seems horrifying in the Thai cultural context, one of the clips showed the king with clown features painted on his face and an image of feet above his head, an insulting gesture in Thailand.
Paul seems horrified by the prospect.
Maureen Dowd (column, Jan . 13 seems horrified to learn that all men want to be treated like kings.
She once voted Labour because her grandfather did; now, although she seems horrified by the idea of Scotland going independent and Wales one day following suit, she says she votes for Plaid Cymru.
You can both do hard-core country and poke fun at it, but it's a delicate balance, and Mr. Fulks seems horrified at being seen as the guy who writes clever sendups of country music.
In some ways, this act of recolonisation is a masterstroke: so many things about the play make sense in an Indian context, from febrile anxieties about class (Bharatram/Bertram seems horrified less by the concept of an arranged marriage than by his bride's lowly status) to the simmering tensions between country poverty and bling-obsessed city.
The story once seemed horrifying to me; now it seems almost wonderful.
Mechanized medicine may seem horrifying to many people, but a medical community where computers perform many of the diagnoses may free doctors up to do what only they can do--talk to and care for their patients--thus, ironically, creating a more compassionate medical environment.
