Sentence examples for so horrendously from inspiring English sources
The sugar content of this film is so horrendously high, it could be available on the NHS for hypoglycaemia.
"The BBC's budgets are being cut so horrendously you can't spend more than four or five days on a story now.
The more you engage, the more likely those devious beasts are to store away the courtesy, allow it to fester and then pelt it back full in your face, as Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones has discovered so horrendously.
The King of Comedy, she says, was a borderline disaster, Goodfellas was troubled, and the fallout from The Last Temptation of Christ almost consumed them all ("that film was so horrendously savaged; we had to have bodyguards because the protests turned so ugly").
Ubisoft Quebec should be commended for its world building, its excellent debut assassin duo and a more inclusive cast, but the heart of Assassin's Creed is so outdated, so horrendously stagnant by this year's standards, that it's difficult to truly enjoy what Syndicate brings to the table.
I shit you not, they were so horrendously awful that they immediately began to repel people rather than attract them.
We were very confident – horrendously so – because we had such a clear idea of what we wanted to do.
Other women have no doubt experienced similar harassment, but things will become worse, horrendously so, if the senate passes a bill that would criminalise "indecent" dressing: necklines must be two inches or less from the shoulders, and the waist of a female over 14 must not be visible.
My Verizon dongle seems to be chorking horrendously so I can't comment on the redsn0w demo the Dev-Team dropped earlier.
"The art of theoretical physics lies in simplifying the horrendously complex so as to preserve essential physical features while making the theoretical analysis tractable," he writes encouragingly in his latest mind-bender, "The Hidden Reality".
The truth is, such systems are at least as dangerous as the use of hand-held cellphones when driving at moderate speeds, and horrendously more so at highway speeds.
