Sentence examples for frightening aspects from inspiring English sources

Film productions of the Alice books, and much psychoanalytic commentary, tend to dwell on the frightening aspects of the incomprehensible creatures – the execution-obsessed Queen, the huge child in the tiny bedroom.

One of the frightening aspects of a digital world is that it does not forget, but Lanier believes we can use this lack of forgetting to account for the myriad complex ways in which we each supply useful data.

The "brave new world" of computer warfare -- in all its frightening aspects -- desperately needs some rules and limits.

There are compelling and frightening aspects of this scenario, but no one seems to be really cashing in on them.

In this book, crime writer Val McDermid reveals her admiration for the "amazing" work of forensic scientists who confront the "darkest and most frightening aspects of human behaviour".

One of the many frightening aspects of life under Joseph Stalin was the central direction of science by the Communist party.

These fantastic human-animal masks are given a frightening aspect.

They also accentuated the self-learning which Mr. Zhan said was the "most frightening" aspect of the project.

Russia's most frightening aspect is the rise of mumbo-jumbo Slavophilia, deeply anti-western and with some dark racialist undertones.

A frightening aspect of the Paris-to-Miami flight was that a passenger could board -- carrying explosives -- without a United States visa.

"Certainly, there's a frightening aspect in all of this," said Charles B. Richardson, the project leader for nuclear identification research at the Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque.