Sentence examples for the same horrendous from inspiring English sources

But the accounts of ordinary people caught up in the same horrendous conflict, which killed up to 100,000 people, are not usually heard.

We have already seen, in the case of George Best, the tragically corrosive effect of drink on a once-heroic figure, and the reason we may feel helpless is that the story of Gazza appears to following the same horrendous trajectory.

With an ever-expanding international drug-dealing network, almost daily acts of murder at home in Mexico and a swelling army of child soldiers that's only going to grow in tandem with the cartels' power and influence, it looks like 2013 is sadly set to be another year of the same horrendous cartel antics that the people of Mexico have been forced to get used to.

Mr. Safir, who on Monday called the attacks "an isolated incident," sounded dismayed at reporters yesterday for asking about police conduct, calling the violence "a horrendous situation that took place by a bunch of thugs, which has escaped a lot of you guys" -- a reference to the very same horrendous situation reporters had been writing about for days.

Because in South Africa they are grappling with a really horrendous history, in the same way as Germany constantly does, and they deal with it in a really transparent way.

It's a word that acknowledges the past struggles of people who've fought, sometimes against truly horrendous opposition, for the same values, even if they didn't use the same term.

I know that a lot of Egyptians question the official story but at the same time think the attacks were a horrendous crime.

The smallest gesture could provoke horrendous bloodshed, but at the same time these were tiny towns, and everyone knew each other".

"I find the thought horrendous," reflects Grasar, "but at the same time I feel it is the right thing to do and a challenge to us all".

Even then, before any of us knew its pathogenesis, its destructive potential was clear, and I felt, perhaps, much the same as the physicists who first glimpsed the horrendous possibilities of the atomic bomb.

"This is a clearly a tragic and horrendous incident where three generations of the same family have sadly lost their lives today," said Chief Insp Steve Corcoran.