Sentence examples for frightening by from inspiring English sources
Scofield is frightening by being very ordinary – very normal.
And Jared Harris makes the duo's so-old-he's-new nemesis Professor Moriarty frightening by playing him colourless and a little off-kilter.
The storytelling in "The Fades" can be convoluted and creaky, but there's some wit to the writing, and the horror and battle scenes are legitimately frightening, by TV standards.
It is "horrible", though Dickens has taken measures against it being merely frightening by telling us that, in the surrounding gloom, it has "a dismal light about it, like a bad lobster in a dark cellar".
The murder rate has come down, but it remains frightening by any non-Jamaican standard.In this section Chávez shuffles the pack Rough justice The 1812 overture Open for business Go, sista ReprintsThe pollsters had predicted that Mr Holness would cling to office.
A shortage of doctors at hospitals in Wales has been described as "frightening" by a patients' watchdog.
"I'm frightened by my desires, too.
He was badly frightened by them.
"I'm frightened by that," Mr. Smith said.
"I remember almost being frightened by it.
To be frightened by something frightening?
