Sentence examples for frightening find from inspiring English sources

Even small quantities of the virus would be a frightening find, the first proof that smallpox exists outside the official repositories in Russia and the United States.

Now, "it's frightening to find out that doesn't happen".

Of course it must be frightening to find yourself in the midst of revolution, although there is more than a whiff of xenophobia in reports of holidaymakers fearing that rioters were "for all we know raping girls".

"I mean, yes, it's frightening to find out how many kids there are who don't know how many world wars there were or that the overwhelming number of American students cannot identify Winston Churchill, with some even thinking he's an African-American civil rights leader or an American Civil War leader".

The great exception is Georges Franju's "Eyes Without a Face" (1959), a genuinely frightening film that finds its horror in the human mind rather than any supernatural force.

E.T. himself is more frightened than frightening; when Elliott finds him in the cornfield and shines a flashlight in his face, he completely bugs out — I have never actually seen a screaming heebie-jeebie, but this is surely the nearest we are likely to get — whereas the boy just shrieks and scoots away.

I would be frightened to find out what was on his tapes.

They had no idea where they were and felt very frightened to find themselves surrounded by machinery and other critically ill patients.

This, this I find frightening".

And the FSA will not be able to add its own costs to any fine levied.But the FSA still has powers that some find frightening.

Mr. Russell, of the Met's young artist program, elaborated: "What I find frightening is that there are now so many different opportunities for young American singers in the States that a lot of us are vying for the best singers".