Sentence examples for frightening statement from inspiring English sources

"That would be a frightening statement".

There is that frightening statement on the handout that is provided with the prescription that reads, "your doctor has decided that the benefits outweigh the risks".

Putin recently said that the "Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact" wasn't a very bad idea -- that's a frightening statement.

While researching for a story, we came across a very frightening statement made by GQ in their explainer on hair loss.

In his last sermon, spoken from his death bed, he spoke of Jesus' "clear and frightening statement that the last shall be first and the first shall be last".

There is surely a compromise to be found, but it is not helped by inappropriate and, frankly, frightening statements like that made by Mr. Washington.

They jostled and shouted at women, made offensive, frightening and misleading statements, and were so intimidating that some patients had been deterred from attending the clinic at all, Hanks said.

Wilentz reaches a fever pitch over this : "The ignorance here (he writes of my 'perfect/good' statement) is frightening because that slogan or something like it has lurked behind every totalitarian government of modern times".

Kim Jong-il's third oldest son Kim Jong-un has been named as the man-child to lead North Korea into a new era of making the rest of the world laugh but frightening it occasionally with statements about nuclear weapons.

Here are three of the true but misleading statements about health care that politicians and pundits love to use to frighten the public: STATEMENT 1 The United States has lower life expectancy and higher infant mortality than Canada, which has national health insurance.

"The Democrats woke up this morning with an unelectable candidate with a frightening past," Mr. Davis said in a statement.