What is "horrors"

Usage examples of "horrors".

Honors had been showered on Eric Ulnar, while most of his companions lay forgotten in hospital cells, gibbering of the horrors of that remote solitary planet, while their bodies rotted away unspeakably, beyond the aid or the understanding of medical science.

The men on her, most of them, blessed babbling lunatics, chattering to freeze your blood about the horrors they had found on the dark and hideous planet of that evil star.

To be sucked down that tawny, foaming throat, whirled helpless through the sewers below, battered against the walls, finally belched into the horrors of the great river!

Washed through the stinking sewers like garbage, and flung to die amid the wicked horrors of the fearful yellow river.

He stepped forward, and by the flickering light of the candle which Marie-Anne held, he saw a spectacle which moved him more than the horrors of the bloodiest battle-field.

Nobody in these stories wastes much breath expressing surprise or disbelief in the face of the wonders and horrors that touch their lives.

Others were driven to terrible acts of self-harm to stop the horrors, beating their heads against stones, or tearing at their chests to still their hearts.

That vile taste recalled every detail of the horrors of the past hour, somehow broke through the guardian numbness that had protected me from collapse while I had done what had to be done.

As his own eyes were opened to the evils and horrors the Empire was based on, he understood the need to fight it by any means necessary.

And as the Empire ship began its wild-goose chase, the converted cargo ship dropped silently out of orbit and headed down toward Haceldama, the Field of Blood, and the horrors that awaited them there.

I became Santa Claus, because it was an image they could all understand, and I told them of the horrors of war, and where it led, as only I could.

I saw and experienced horrors beyond your worst nightmares in their ship.