nightmarish

In some cities, hopping onto a train, bus, or ferry can be nightmarish, but it’s the only way millions of people have to move around every day.

These facts cast a new nightmarish tint to an already overwhelming public health calamity.

Obama officials have to do a far better job of helping all Syrians see that this nightmarish future could surpass the Assad past.

Rather than use metaphors that point toward nightmare, we would do better to turn our gaze to nightmarish reality itself.

However, this particular nightmarish case seems the wrong place to start.

Most Republican senators don't share this nightmarish vision of their country, thank goodness.

I hope that I shall never, never forget, as long as I live, what a brick Jerry was through the whole of that nightmarish thing.

Bart's wrist, after a few days of nightmarish pain when he tried to pick up anything heavy, had healed.

It was bad enough, Cruthers thought, that these ants were six feet tall, but it was nightmarish to see them in three colors.

There were still holes, holes that obscured the picture and twisted it into a nightmarish impossibility.

Two enormous nightmarish heads were actually snapping at the fleeing podoko's tail.