Sentence examples for wrong horror from inspiring English sources

In recent months, Moody's Investors Service and its rivals, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings, have been prominent in virtually every account of the What Went Wrong horror story that is the financial crisis.

And here's a great comment from the author on those pesky things, reviewers: "The stories are hard but they are hard because there is nothing harder or less sentimental than Christian realism … when I see these stories described as horror stories I am always amused because the reviewer always has hold of the wrong horror".

We've been proved wrong – the Horrors have transformed into Neu!

The rights, wrongs and horrors of the war in Biafra have been largely forgotten outside Nigeria, but the picture has never lost – may never lose – its ability to provoke sympathy, distress and charity.

But the abiding sense here is that the new movie is suffering from the same lack of a clear flightpath that saw Fincher virtually disown Alien 3 and helped make Jean-Pierre Jeunet's Alien: Resurrection a perennial source of the entirely wrong sort of horror.

But the film somewhat hampers its intentions by coming out of the gate so strong that what it offers for much of its running time is merely the wrong kind of horror.

Now it's clear that much of what we thought about that horror was wrong.

Upon his death, which could not be far away since practically everything was wrong with the old horror, nothing would be left of the art form to which he had given his life.

The murder sets the story in motion by introducing instability: not just the moral wrong of homicide, a horror that remains fairly notional in most crime fiction, but the violation posed by the mystery itself.

Stories surrounding those nights are legion: the dope-fiend projectionist who scratched a CND symbol into a Pearl & Dean army recruitment ad and got the reels in the wrong order at a horror festival; the antics at the gay-themed all-nighters.

In Algeria Galula conducted radical experiments in what was called "revolutionary warfare" - and in these experiments lie the key to understanding the strange revolutionary roots of the theory of Counterinsurgency - and why it could so easily go wrong and lead to horror.