Sentence examples for frightening sight from inspiring English sources
The victim fled, and witnesses later described a surreal, frightening sight.
It is a frightening sight, but it might be the best doughnut you will ever eat.
One woman kneads her belly as if she were rolling up a sleeping bag — a frightening sight.
He tried to move on, but was stopped by a frightening sight: André Gregory doing a striptease.
Dante Hall is a frightening sight for opposing special teams when he starts zigging and zagging on kick returns.
Seeing any player dazed and lying in the dirt after a beaning is a rare and frightening sight, whether it is Piazza or Benny Agbayani.
THERE is something weird and frightening about the sight of a modestly prosperous European country—assumed by most outsiders to have recovered from its rocky history of coups and civil strife that is suddenly gripped by an urban uprising that the authorities cannot contain.
Remember when a young man with a big back-pack on a subway train would be a normal non-frightening sight, and in fact make you reminisce or maybe daydream about adolescent trips backpacking around Europe? Do you know that our kids think it's not unusual to have terror alert levels?
Taken as a whole the production is intended to be a visceral experience, full of frightening moments like the sight of a man wearing an iron neck shackle with bells and the sound of a bullwhip.
Despite all the current talk of greed, then, one wonders whether it is not a kind of specter, flitting in and out of sight, momentarily frightening and yet finally bereft of the religious and moral conviction that might give it body and weight in the nation's deliberations.
