Sentence examples similar to becoming terrifying from inspiring English sources

And they are becoming increasingly terrified.

Though an action-adventure story rather than a fairytale movie, Snow White and the Huntsman (2012) is somewhat better, with Bob Hoskins, Ian McShane and Ray Winstone playing cockney dwarves and Charlize Theron becoming a satisfyingly terrifying Queen.

To be an aging woman in America is to be constantly bombarded by imagery and media that distance your younger feminist sisters from you, because the idea of no longer resembling those youthful images of femininity and becoming invisible terrifies them.

She looked like an American teen-ager, but the prospect of becoming one apparently terrified her.

Becoming paranoid or terrified that somebody is "out to get you" is an unhealthy state of being and one that is fed by the fear culture that benefits control freaks, spy movie makers, and spy equipment retailers.

She warned that many of the people in Central Africa Republic "are living in fear' and that the highway bandits are becoming 'more powerful and terrifying more people.' Dr Guluma called on the Government to spend more on services for people but also for international donors to start paying urgent attention to the multiple needs of the country.

Samantha and Ryan were both terrified of becoming "lifers".

"They are what I've been terrified of becoming my whole life," she said.

Syrian refugees frequently tell aid workers they are terrified of becoming pregnant, so why is family planning such a rarity?

She's terrified of becoming like her mother, so poleaxed by grief that she can't function.

Now, she argues, that terror has shifted its shape, becoming symbolic: "We are terrified of silence and so we banish it from our lives".