Sentence examples for be particularly scary from inspiring English sources
"So as a foreigner, you say to yourself: 'I can spend £20 million for an average-size flat in London, or get a mansion in prime Manhattan.' And you can see why these numbers aren't going to be particularly scary".
What should be particularly scary for the Nets — and the rest of the N.B.A. — is that Miami sees itself as a work in progress, given that Wade missed virtually all of the preseason with a hamstring injury and the team's stars are still learning to play with one another.
It feels terrible to have debt hanging over you, and big private student loans can be particularly scary.
"I don't remember it being particularly scary," she told me.
"For me what is particularly scary is the fact that the government is already cracking down on dissent so badly just days after the general election".
The incident with "Doubt" was particularly scary, because I thought it was some kind of crazy panic attack, even though I'd never had a panic attack.
This is particularly scary for the three Baltic states which became members of NATO in 2004: Estonia and Latvia both have Russian-speaking minorities of the sort Mr Putin "protected" in Crimea, while Lithuania stands between mother Russia and its Kaliningrad exclave.
And it's particularly scary when the Japanese public looks over at its hated enemy and key trading partner China.
The final scene is particularly scary and brings up a number of metaphysical questions about existence and death that parents may not be ready to explore.
These cases were particularly scary because they showed the long lineage of this problem.
