Sentence examples for a chilling fact from inspiring English sources

A Planning Commission report points to a "chilling" fact: the wide geographical disparity in the projected population growth.

It is a chilling fact that most of the world's leaders believe in nonsensical fairytales about the nature of reality.

It's a chilling fact that even McMillan, the mildest and most moderate among us dissenters, will be denied her freedom.

Karin Fossum's "Don't Look Back" asks the same question in neighboring Norway when the murder of a well-liked girl awakens the residents of a picturesque village to a chilling fact: there are no more islands of tranquillity in a changing world.

"If you really want to educate the public about the risks of these treatments, the fact that there are states that have outlawed these treatments should be a chilling fact," said Dr. Jack Drescher, a New York City based psychiatrist known for his work on sexual orientation and gender identity.

"The news that the rate of child mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa is declining twice as fast as it was a decade ago shows that we can make progress even in the poorest places, but we cannot for a moment forget the chilling fact of around 21,000 children dying every day from preventable causes," said Anthony Lake, UNICEF Executive Director.

The chilling fact is that there is no safe exposure level to a carcinogen; any exposure bears risk.

Started in 2011, the event highlights the chilling fact that from Gaza to Guyana, people who decide to use the most direct form of censorship – physical attacks on journalists, activists and artists, can reasonably expect to get away with it.

In line with what Mark Henderson wrote last Tuesday, the chilling fact is that I can look at both sides of my family tree and confirm that many of us must have inherited the version of a gene called FTO that makes us 70% more likely to be obese, and to weigh on average 3kg more than those who didn't; and we probably also have the version of the MC4R gene which adds another 1.5kg.

Life is so fragile; events like this remind us of that chilling fact.

The writing is just that good: the lack of humanity, the constant twists and turns, the chilling fact that no character is safe, the betrayals and manipulation of hope.