Sentence examples for sort of horrible from inspiring English sources
"It's sort of horrible, being a collector," Mr. Potter said.
'What sort of horrible things?' I ask eagerly.
It's a sort of horrible genius, admittedly, but, really, "germy soap pump"?
A sort of horrible soft stuff was oozing all over my tongue.
Everyone is going to think you are some sort of horrible monster".
Part of me worried that Hewer's arrival would coincide with some sort of horrible dubstep remix.
Britain does commercial deals with all sorts of horrible places.
But he declines to show orderlies "performing all sorts of horrible crimes" on sleeping patients, as they do in the novel.
The spectacle dredges up all sorts of horrible memories: The grand opening of the ampitheater, she laments, "had turned into the Grand Opening / of my... Pandora's box" of personal trauma.
Rose Reynolds, who played her in Michael's production, would come off stage and we would just descend on her – two or three people changing her costume and wig, making her up with wounds and bruises and all sorts of horrible things, tying strands of hair around her hands as if they were makeshift bandages.
Jessica Jones (the amazing Krysten Ritter) is still a former costumed superhero whose life was ruined when a villain named Killgrave David Tennantthankfullylly using his natural Scottish accent and not his crappy American one) took control of her mind and made her commit all sorts of horrible crimes, including killing a woman.
