Sentence examples for so much horror from inspiring English sources
Not so much horror as sheer responsibility.
That's one reason why reproductive cloning inspires so much horror.
"Why so much horror?" the pope asked, appealing to the region — and the world — to find a solution.
But his strategy of playing the sectarian card has, by now, and so much horror later, proved effective.
Yet it was a terrible, fragile happiness, amid so much horror.
He evokes not so much horrors as the quotidian, grinding strictures: the shared bathroom arrangements among families (you could tell who was in the toilet from the volume of their farts; and what they'd had for dinner), and what it's like when it gets to -25 degrees in St Petersburg, and the glass is still dropping.
It has been strange, in the middle of so much global horror, to work with this play.
With 'The Sixth Sense,' my dad and I discussed how this was not so much a horror story as a story about communication.
So much for horror; but what locks it in is the maid's irony: "We made a pretty picture standing there, Rose, me and him.
There are countless nods to The Shining, references to Nosferatu, The Evil Dead, Carrie and even The Lost Boys and a homage to David Fincher's Seven that runs perilously close to outright theft, making it arguable that Murphy is not so much honouring horror this season as cannibalising it.
