Sentence examples for slight horror from inspiring English sources

Erica stares at me in slight horror.

In 1896 Charles Booth, a social reformer, noted with slight horror that some 6m barrels of beer had been made in the city the year before.

After being hired at Playgirl, each woman followed a similar trajectory of experiences: First week: shock at being inundated with photos of naked men; slight horror at catching sight of photos from Blue Horizon's triple X magazines; terror at having to put out a magazine with only two other people.

He acknowledged the interjection with a cheery wave - there was a high wire fence between him and his accuser - and a slight look of horror at being reminded of the incident.

Simone's face had a slight look of horror when she came home to find us, not cleaning the apartments as instructed, but colouring in decorations and blowing up balloons.

The moral of "Contracted," Eric England's slight but intelligently assembled horror movie, is hard to miss.

The other slight hilarity is that – shock horror – Pinterest is actually making money on its Beta because of its relationship with Skimlinks – that is news on its own.

"Greece has done a lot more austerity than those countries cited as supposed success stories," says Krugman, "(which is another issue -- success being defined as "not total collapse, and slight recovery after years of horror" -- but that's a different story)." Graph: Trading Economics.

"It interposed a slight barrier between myself and the horror in front of me".

The only truly wasted opportunity comes with the poor use of Edi Gathegi, who (slight spoiler) basically exists to perform that hoariest of horror film cliches.

The horror vacui that possibility calls up dwarfs the slight existential unease created by severely limited shopping opportunities.