Sentence examples for be more terrifying from inspiring English sources
What could be more terrifying to a child than the idea of not having a home?
Then Cambria's point would be more terrifying still: as such material stitches itself more tightly into the mainstream, through both its consumers and its producers, it strengthens its own legality.
What could be more terrifying?
Roller coasters are scary, but this outdoor elevator in Switzerland might actually be more terrifying.
What could be more terrifying to children than someone obsessed with using a nice family's newborn puppies' fur as fashion?
LuPone's Rose may not be more terrifying than Merman's but she's more astute, more believably seductive and strategic.
The anesthesiologist in me applauded the parts which were portrayed accurately, but my inner cinephile wished it were more terrifying.
Saying that, under this government, the cuts to benefits and housing and the NHS are more terrifying.
Chickens, he says, is more "terrifying" than previous projects because, instead of performing other people's material, this is their own baby.
It's hard to say what's more terrifying – his mesmerically psychopathic, eye-popping, gas-huffing, gut-punching, mommy-pleading performance as Frank Booth or his insistence to Lynch that "I am Frank Booth".
