Sentence examples similar to frighten precisely from inspiring English sources

Selective prosecutions, of which Mr. Milli's is one example, are frightening precisely because they are unpredictable.

On Sunday, Mr. Saakashvili repeated the criticism, but he added that the show had frightened people precisely because it portrayed a realistic future for Georgia if Russia had its way.

They frighten even me occasionally, but remember, they are newsworthy precisely because they are bizarre, outlier stories.

American politics are ubiquitous, and with frightening regularity, they function precisely as they are intended.

You people frighten me.

And that prospect frightens me, and it should frighten you.

Causative with agent subjects, defeasibly identical with Stimulus (frighten, depress, excite): The news frightens Sam.    .

These activities frighten trespassers.

Scare, frighten.

"They're just frightened.

And it was precisely the invisibility of ideas that was frightening so many people.