Sentence examples for and in a frightening from inspiring English sources
And, in a "frightening" moment in the garden of Mr. Sender's mansion in Bel-Air, he said, Mr. Pellicano suggested killing Mr. Russo.
It, too, is a body run by anxious old men who are accustomed to autocracy and now find themselves in a frightening new era.
It is because of Thomas's influence with today's stars that he remains a relevant figure in N.B.A. circles — and a frightening specter to many New York fans and commentators.
The graphic image of the White House exploding in "Independence Day" has a frightening quality, and in hindsight, since the Bush administration has said the White House was a target of the terrorists, perhaps suggested the way to unlock the door to our national nightmares -- a horror-movie symbolism that shows the power of a grand gesture.
The tapestries' combination of violence and childlike wonder startles; in them we see the unicorn as a docile pet; lured by maidens to a pen in a flowering meadow; and as a frightened wild animal goring a hound with its horn.
In part, that's a frightening concept.
and endures, both at a distance and in close, frightening proximity, further terrorist attacks.
And the two children in "A Frightening Seizure" observe that their father behaved strangely -- smashing an egg with his fist, then convulsing in maniacal laughter -- before jumping in his Buick and leaving home for good.
The bomb doesn't work and, in a scene both frightening and darkly comic, Von Tresckow recovers it and goes back to the drawing board.
The author of The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes — and Why, Amanda Ripley, says, "[The] brain works by pattern recognition, and when it's in an extremely frightening situation it sorts through a database for a script".
