Sentence examples for chilling language from inspiring English sources

The warrior-rapists Ms. Jackson finds through her translator speak in the chilling language of hypocrisy, and she presses them toward a logic they are incapable of.

Here, though, she traces her music — in chilling, no-nonsense language — back to a chaotic childhood streaked with abuse.

The Conservative leader has been using ever more spine-chilling language to warn of the dangers if Labour get into power with the support of the SNP.

Elements of the alleged bomb plot are set out in chilling detail and simple, direct language in court papers filed by the lead prosecutor, Jeffrey H. Knox.

For the most part, shocks onstage tend to come through incendiary language, provocative plot turns and chilling frights.

But the language of the White House's announcement was chilling: it said Yates "has betrayed the Department of Justice".

"We are investigating the matter" is the kind of benign language more commonly used for routine technological issues, not chilling messages threatening to unleash reams of data to the world.

Antonio Lorca, a bullfighting correspondent for Spanish-language newspaper El País, called Mora's defeat by the bull "horrific, shocking, chilling".

Amazingly chilling.

Or chilling.

And chilling.