Příklady nightmarish

• In writings of the time, the male soprano begins to be depicted as ghoulish or nightmarish, as though inhabiting a dream.

• Securing the most basic physical necessities became nightmarish struggles.

• The nightmarish description paves the way for even more striking elemental fury also staged at night.

• The theatre of war was dotted with ridges and hills and dissected by numerous ravines, nightmarish to a conventional but ideal for a guerrilla army.

• The frequency of nightmarish dreams with threat simulations but without considerable debilitating consequences should be higher than the frequency of such nightmares that severely disrupt sleep and cause grave insomnia.

• It is another instance of a nightmarish morass of complications brought about by excessive central government control of local authority spending.

• And of course the nightmarish circle gets even bigger when their families are included.

• If similar arrangements were applied in respect of all 7·5 million dogs, however, the bureaucracy involved would be nightmarish.

• However, let us imagine a nightmarish council which voted to reintroduce hanging.

• Many young prisoners have had absolutely nightmarish social and family experiences which have led to their imprisonment.

• I have a horrible, nightmarish feeling that it will be the electricity company—perhaps even the electricity company taken over by the water company.

• The nightmarish aspect continues because of the problems connected with the employers' side of the negotiations.

• At least 300 misroutings have resulted—some comic, some nightmarish and some tragic.

• It is one of the most nightmarish situations imaginable.

• I had the impression that he was acting like the wise father trying to sooth the nightmarish fantasies of an over-nervous child.