Sentence examples for frightening space from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the US faces real and frightening space security threats, ranging from cyberattacks to kinetic kills.

Her dancers ebb and flow on to the stage, like travellers washed up on an alien shore: duets of cut and thrust suggest conquership; individuals voyage into frightening spaces and cluster together in search of home.

But much of the forlornness of the frightening spaces in Beckett — the little rooms, the blasted heaths, the madhouses, the ditch in the rain, the country road with its one tree, the little glass jar near the slaughterhouse, and all the sequestered, jesting minds — is that these are sites forsaken by meaning, bereft of sense.

He said he was not frightened of space travel and told a story of landing a fighter jet after one of his engines failed.

Where I take out the bass from my voice and walk 30percentt slower in an effort to appear less frightening in white spaces, or to better help my job prospects, Rachel Dolezel wore a head wrap to a valuable seat on the NAACP.

To progress you'll need to gain energy by running over glowing blue platforms – judging whether or not to make the leap leaves you trying to plot optimal routes in a unnatural space with frightening speed.

The eternal silence of these infinite spaces frightens me".

On paper the white spaces seem frightening, threatening to engulf the words.

Emotionally demanding and at times objectively frightening work needs safe spaces to which workers can return.

Public space frightens the Putin regime, which has worked hard, and effectively, to destroy it.

She mentioned the trumped-up charges against Navalny, and she noted that even she had had difficulty campaigning, because people were too frightened to rent space to her or distribute her campaign literature.