Sentence examples for frightening comments from inspiring English sources

For the media, the danger is that his frightening comments will be dismissed as a tactic to gain a momentary advantage over his rivals rather than as loathsome, un-American rhetoric that has no place in civil society.

As frightening as that comment was — it was like watching Nixon publicly ask the burglars to go back in and find more files at the Watergate — Trump's other remarks about Russia yesterday may have been more revealing of his actual policy views.

Immigration experts said the mayors' comments were frightening, and amounted to what seemed to be defiance of a federal agency while presenting the possibility of a breakdown of law and order.

Tory MPs have rounded on the comments as a "frightening" indication of the world view of the man who looks set to win the Labour leadership contest – but some have argued his comments have been taken out of context.

Nobel laureates – almost the definition of ultimate power in academic science – claim that their liberty is under threat, and that they find the response to their sexist comments to be "frightening".

Gastronomic comments ranged from the frivolous to the frightening.

Within days of its first appearance, at least a dozen people had commented that the new photo was horrific and frightening.

Another commented that the procedure is "a little bit frightening for them, because they're not females themselves" (M7r119).

The Missouri GOP Senate candidate who's become infamous for his "legitimate rape" comment not-so-shockingly has some pretty whackadoodle and frightening ideas about homosexuality, too.

Trump's comments drew quick criticism from environmental advocates, who called his proposals "frightening".

Sitting beside Mike was a 10-year-old friend, Bastian, who commented that the violent parts of Counter-Strike could be frightening.