To attack the latter is not to imply I am a terrible employee or horrid person.
I had been thinking of the winter as a horrid wet, dreary time fit only for professional football.
ROA is nonsense since nobody in their right mind architects around resources alone (unless they're really doing RPC and want to make it sound less horrid).
If you dithered for ages yesterday and found the tuna melt horrid, it increases your determination to choose something today that is better. And that ratchets up the anxiety even further.
His horrid insanity had reached its peak.
Separating out the conducting nanotubes is "a horrid experience," Tour says. "They're very painful to separate."
The Neasden bunker - pointless, horrid and pathetic, although intensely fascinating - sums up the sorry world of the bunker.
But at the last, when I denounced Him as a bad linguistic habit, there was a vast explosion, the air rushed in from all sides, and the horrid shape vanished.
Don't be so horrid to your brother.
This inevitably produces horrid, cynical designs that work against what people want.
It sounds like an utterly horrid lifestyle, visited as a punishment on the socially inept and inadequate. If you believe the BBC report, that is.
We had to live in a horrid little flat.
The Marianos' house, still that horrid shade of phlegm yellow with a plastic deer guarding the front walk, was on the bend.
They often have horrid lives.
The feeling of being exposed as hopeless is so horrid that it sends a warning to the brain to avoid such activities in future.
Yet another study is exposing the horrid treatment of workers by the all-powerful meat industry.
Goodbye Famous Five and Timmy, you horrid little dog.
It juxtaposes the horrid image of bodies hanging from trees with a description of the idyllic South.
He's a horrid little man.
Well, and so we breakfasted at ten as usual; I thought it would never be over; for, by the by, you are to understand, that my uncle and aunt were horrid unpleasant all the time I was with them.
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