The plays emphasized violence, horror, and sadism.
We've had sharks and unmade beds, we've had violence, horror, confession, mess.
Her exile poetry expresses pessimism, loss, violence, horror, anguish, uncertainty, and pain (e.g., Lluvias enlazadas [1939; "Interlaced Rains"]).
"What's affecting the world is the unhealthy state of mind — culture, environment and society," a teacher reminded us: "violence, horror, bias, ecological catastrophe, the entire range of human pain".
But, above all, there's violence, horror, fear, and humiliation — the paranoid frenzy arising from a hit man's ability to track Steve down and keep him in the virtual crosshairs.
"But helping a friend?" There is no shortage of domestic-violence horror stories, but this one seems to have struck a nerve.
An event this devastating should have woken Americans up to the horror of gun violence – a horror that is all around them and that not only takes tens of thousands of lives but destroys families and communities in its wake.
"Many of these refugees are children, fleeing the violence and horrors of war.
Denial and revisionist history of some of the greatest atrocities of our time can only lead to further violence and horrors.
They face appalling dangers – gang violence, the horrors of child prostitution, drug abuse.
