Sentence examples for frightening phenomena from inspiring English sources
Debtor-creditor bonds are also central to the plots of many novels — especially those from the 19th century, when the boom-and-bust cycles of manufacturing and no-holds-barred capitalism were new and frightening phenomena, and ruined many.
But it seems that lightning, the epitome of frightening and untameable natural phenomena, still has a few secrets hidden from rational modern man.
"I think as a field we have not done our due diligence, in part because the phenomenon is so frightening.
The phenomenon frightens us.
A frightening 21st-century "razorblades in apples" phenomenon?
I was, after all, talking about an exceedingly well known, undeniably frightening but nevertheless entirely fictional pop-culture phenomenon.
The seizures usually produce brief periods of disruption, which include phenomena such as loss of consciousness, bodily distortion, injuries, unusual and often frightening psychological experiences as well as urinary and bowel incontinence.
