Sentence examples for fear-inducing from inspiring English sources
On paper last year, Demps and Gibril Wilson looked like a fear-inducing tandem.
-- Judith Warner, "Marketing Disorder" Reader Comments: These ads are so deeply, deeply hurtful and fear-inducing.
Similar fear-inducing pessimism about bird flu, Aids, terrorism and climate change deaden us to real risks.
The Conservatives ran a grossly misleading campaign at the last election, following Iain Duncan Smith's fear-inducing Breakdown Britain reports.
It is absolutely natural that the uncertainty that surrounds the behavioural transformations of our evolving relationship with screen-based media is confusing and fear-inducing.
In one intriguing extension of LeDoux's experiment, the rats looked perfectly serene when the original fear-inducing musical tone was played: no frightened freezes.
The results were not encouraging: Study participants found the messages — which are limited to 90 characters — confusing as well as fear-inducing.
He starts casually throwing around fear-inducing words like "ice axe" and "crampons" as I struggle into a pair of fetching mauve salopettes.
This unrelenting, harmonically gritty 30-minute piece pays homage to breezy big-band jazz while pulsating with fear-inducing, hypnotic power.
Such fear-inducing descriptions have been doing the rounds in the media lately.
Of course New York City's oldest remaining roller coaster, the Cyclone, might still be its most fear-inducing.
