Sentence examples for frightening example from inspiring English sources

Politicians do it, to cite one frightening example.

Cole devotes two chapters to the Bush administration, which he sees as a "frightening example of how the distrust of scholarly and scientific work — because it chal­lenges the ideological views of the prince — can begin to seriously erode the structure of knowledge production that has made our universities the finest in the world".

On Aug. 3, operators received a frightening example of Hubble's delicate state.

But theirs is the most frightening example of the league's in-built volatility.

The dead tan oaks have created large brown patches in the forest canopy across the Santa Cruz area, a frightening example of the disease's destructive power.

To this retired career military officer, this is a frightening example of the state of mind of the United States military today.

But it was also a demonstration of raw American power, of which the world was soon to have more frightening examples.

"I could offer more simply frightening examples of how the godless civilization is growing yet here they are drawing attention to young people being converted by extremists," he added.

History is full of frightening examples.

The failures of the so-called "Arab Spring" should serve as a reminder that the region is awash in frightening examples of what not to do politically, civically, and religiously.

"Frightening examples of state violence no longer come with the convenient imprimatur that they had in the Bush years," says Archie Bland in The Independent.