Sentence examples for frightening sort from inspiring English sources
In one, five farmers were shot dead by police.The government is worried: "2050 is a very frightening sort of a picture," says A.K. Bajaj, chairman of India's central water commission, which provides technical support to the state governments who control India's water.
The gangs have become a frightening sort of shadow state.
She says her work reflects, "those dark little thoughts that are once frightening and sort of funny".
"It is frightening when that sort of firepower is unleashed and it doesn't disturb anybody's drink orders," Mrs. Mehta said.
The author of The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes — and Why, Amanda Ripley, says, "[The] brain works by pattern recognition, and when it's in an extremely frightening situation it sorts through a database for a script".
Actually, he is embellishing his performance, which is sort of frightening for Seattle's opponents, considering that last year he won the American League's most valuable player and rookie of the year awards.
It's frightening to imagine the sorts of catastrophes that could ensue on American streets from this new policy, given that the president himself has endorsed lawless policing — and now appears to be taking steps to ensure that police are outfitted with more military gear.
If they were, they would have recognized that Steven Spielberg, the director, loaded "War of the Worlds" with all sorts of frightening metaphors for life in the Garden State: The Broken Window: Early in the film, Tom Cruise, playing catch with his whiny son, throws a baseball through a window, shattering it.
Alarmists present all sorts of frightening speculation while skeptics present objective facts.
