Sentence examples for chilling sense from inspiring English sources

Closing my eyes brings only darkness and a chilling sense of emptiness.

The chilling sense of a catastrophe about to unfold cuts through the increasingly languid days.

He doesn't pick the baby up; there is a chilling sense that something terrible is about to happen.

The price-tag attacks at once stoke Palestinian violence and feed off it; they are cyclical and create a chilling sense of déjà vu.

The music and sounds, too, are incredibly important in creating the chilling sense of dread and foreboding that is Heavy Rain's stock in trade.

As you listen to Ugandan politicians and preachers rant against homosexuality in the documentary "Call Me Kuchu," a chilling sense of reliving the past sets in.

We feel sorry for poor old Polonius being killed by accident, but when Hamlet says he'll lug the guts out of the room after he's killed him we are not meant to feel the chill sense that Hamlet is a psychopath (though by our standards he behaves like one, offing Polonius, Rosencrantz, and Guildenstern without much more than a morbid pun or two).

There is a sense in which that's true, but what's chilling is the sense in which it's not, the sense in which the attack was old-fashioned.

"The law hangs over us like a Damocles sword, in a sense chilling pastors... intimidating pastors," said Garlow, who led preachers in the battle to pass California's Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage.

After the disillusionment of Vietnam and Watergate, the times made sense for chilling cinematic assessments of how society works.Or doesn't.

Plants that are adapted to chilling conditions, including Arabidopsis, sense low temperatures and activate expression of members of the CBF/DREB1 gene family of transcription factors, which includes CBF1, CBF2, and CBF3.