Sentence examples for a particularly frightful from inspiring English sources

In the above passage, a particularly frightful storm strikes on the night that the young Heathcliff runs away from the home he shares with Catherine Earnshaw — a severing so drastic that it breaks the very building.

In the above passage, a particularly frightful storm strikes on the night that the young Heathcliff runs away from the home he shares with Catherine Earnshaw a severing so drastic that it breaks the very building.

The moment was particularly frightful because the ball appeared to hit Freel at the base of the skull behind his ear, below his plastic helmet.

Poverty is particularly frightful from the lens of old age, when there are few, if any, opportunities to enhance one's prospects and the only escape hatch seems to be death.

A particularly effeminate one.

(A particularly British malady).

"Ugly," as an adjective describing a "frightful or horrible" appearance, is older.

Among the works on display is a satirical watercolour called What a Frightful Spectacle (c.1865) showing a stagefright-stricken actor.

He also stressed the risk of adverse effects and the importance of "having guides in the room, since you can have a good experience or a frightful one".

As a result, there is clear evidence of a frightful coarsening of our discourse and an empowering of hate groups.

We can sure enough make Some Pile a Boards, eh?" And he gave a frightful wink.