Sentence examples for frightening elements from inspiring English sources
In Manchester this autumn, the rising star Blanche McIntyre (who as a classics graduate is marinaded in Greek theatre) will direct "a radical, stripped back" production of Ted Hughes's version, with the citizens of Manchester taking the role of the chorus – an intriguing prospect, given the civic questions the plays poses about how societies accommodate their most unruly and frightening elements.
"Some of their friends watch things like Indiana Jones and Harry Potter, which I think are too grown-up for them," says Jess, adding that she thinks it's fine for children's films to contain frightening elements as long as this is "within reason" and "suitable for their age and character".
In my opinion, this movie is appropriate for older children due to the frightening elements in the movie.
But the most frightening element of all in this alternate reality?
That's conjecture right there but the frightening element of this crisis is the way markets are moving faster than politicians.
The suits themselves are fairly different: Welch was protesting unfair professional treatment; Kesha's case has a frightening personal element to it.
She has had her own struggles with depression and one very frightening breakdown whose elements you're best to read about in the book itself.
In the US, the film is rated PG-13 for "intense sequences of violence and action, some frightening images, thematic elements, a suggestive situation and language".
"The Shelter" hits on paranoia as does "Maple Street" before it, but also leaves for a frightening takeaway regarding the fragile elements of civilization.
And it has one startling and artful element: the sinister and frightening performance of the late Heath Ledger as the psychopathic murderer the Joker.
As Andrei Illarionov, a former Putin adviser turned dissident, pointed out in a frightening analysis of the situation this week, the KGB element in Putin's circle is coming to the fore because of the political crisis.
