Sentence examples for frightening that it from inspiring English sources

"I know it's a frightening situation, I know when you watched it on the news and it was about Dallas it was frightening; that it's here in New York is more frightening," Cuomo said.

One standard definition of a nightmare is a dream so frightening that it awakens the sleeper.

Bintu's aunt, who called herself the mother, said that the night after the girl went away she had a dream so frightening that it woke her up: Bintu was back, hobbling on her crutch.

The scene is tense in its own way, but it provides a gentler emotional tone, an altered rhythm, in a movie so obsessional and frightening that it makes a "tough" Second World War film like "To Hell and Back" (1955) look more like "To Heck and Back".

It was a pair of jeans so frightening that it made my stomach turn: that light-blue color, that soft-denim fabric, that urge to go to little-league games.

Eric Pickles, the Conservative party chairman, said: "It's frightening that day by day the unions' stranglehold on the Labour party is tightening".

It's frightening that I don't hear these considerations coming from Western academics and journalists.

"People were frightened that it was happening.

My athletics background has been a help, although at first I was frightened that it might be a hindrance.

I'm always frightened that it's those people that don't apply are the very ones we want to apply.

As I write this, I know I should be committing that all-important first paragraph to paper, but I am far too frightened that it will turn out to be the opposite of epic.