Sentence examples for these horrid things from inspiring English sources

"We have decided as a work group at Borussia Dortmund that these horrid things will be forbidden from the Westfalenstadion," he said.

Most comedians are not guilty of authoring the horrid things.

Provoked by the moon, the roused spirit of the bush "The "horrid thing in the bush", from D.H. Lawrence's "Kangaroo" in 1923, has become familiar through Australian films, such as "Ned Kelly", "Walkabout" and "Picnic at Hanging Rock".

But the art that palliates Humbert's misery has not notably relieved the distress of reviewers, most of whom have felt obliged to ask themselves, "Why has the author done this horrid thing?" Some have concluded, rather desperately, that he hasn't done it at all.

The spectacular comeuppance of these horrid young things has always been a large part of the appeal of "Charlie," which inspired two movies, in 1971 (as "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory") and in 2005.

Now people are saying the most horrid things.

Horrid Henry is very naughty on his family's computer and lots of horrid things happen.

She points to the EU's fondness for compromise and listening, and its rejection of horrid things like conflict.

"Facts are horrid things," declares Susan when they threaten to mildly scupper her plans.

And horrid things can happen in Hill country: ugly deaths, sexual threats, betrayals, disabilities, disappointments.

His "shock jock" views are not always edifying: he has described the Koran as a "book of hate", for example, and said horrid things about autistic children.