Sentence examples for a scary concept from inspiring English sources

It's quite a scary concept.

No Labels is a scary concept to a merchandise enthusiast.

But he added: "We think it's a scary concept for the public.

He continued, "Once you hit the realization — everybody's gone — that's a scary concept".

According to Foose: It's not a scary concept, having players play where they want to play.

Trends can be a scary concept especially in a season that has put neon colours on the agenda.

And that can be a very scary concept.

That you could recall an executive is an odd and maybe scary concept.

In 2009 SFX named the climax with the Weeping Angels advancing on Sally and Larry the scariest moment in Doctor Who history, describing it as "a terrifying combination of scary concept and perfect direction".

(Was "Eyes Without a Face" somehow not a scary enough concept? Or was the wily distributor hoping to rope in unsuspecting fans of Christopher Marlowe?) But "Eyes Without a Face" will rise from the grave of B-movie oblivion this Halloween, when it begins a two-week run on Friday at Film Forum in Manhattan in a new, freshly subtitled print.

If harmonization isn’t a scary enough concept for two U.S. corporations about to wed two overpriced European monopolies, MiFID is all about breaking open European market monopolies so that anyone with enough cash and regulatory know-how can set up in competition with the established exchanges and become in essence electronic communications networks (ECNs).