Sentence examples for frightening truth from inspiring English sources

And herein lies the really frightening truth about our growth economy: because fictions are essential to its continuation, the crises those fictions unavoidably create are also essential to its continuation.

"There is no such frightening truth for which a journalist can be killed".

This frightening truth is at the center of "Hannah and Martin".

Two hours later, I am confronted by a frightening truth: it's weirder than "Coyote Ugly".

But the sad and frightening truth is that the vast majority of homicides are carried out by outwardly normal people in the grip of all too ordinary human aggression to whom we provide nearly unfettered access to deadly force.

To the Editor: Ms. Pierson's very personal and well-written essay raises issues that physicians and patients have struggled with for generations: to tell or not tell a patient the true and sometimes depressing or frightening truth about a diagnosis.

They're finally close to the diagnosis they've wanted for three years... but that could mean facing some incredibly frightening truths.

This World Refuge Day marks some frightening truths about our inability to manage international crisis – about our inability to broker peace and find lasting solutions".

They chided themselves for at first avoiding the frightening truths in the Oresteia, pointing out that they had used comforting ignorance, protective ignorance, to avoid confronting the historic and personal struggles that were right there.

The "disturbing, frightening, yet undeniable truth" in its case showed that "nuclear weapons make for a powerful diplomatic tool".

It is a truth so frightening that as time passes he gradually forgets who he is, to the point that he cannot even remember his name.