Sentence examples for frightening view from inspiring English sources

So they led a tour, passing messages by cellphones to avoid the police and informants, taking visitors onto the cliff, with its frightening view of the pit.

Since then, writer and his wife moved to a "better" place--and somehow life seems emptier and more frightening View Article Adam Gopnik, a staff writer, has been contributing to The New Yorker since 1986.

As Mr. Rudin told the jury at the criminal trial: "You have been given a unique and frightening view of the underbelly of a criminal justice system gone out of control, turned upside down".

These comments present a frightening view into the anonymous American mindset.

Democrats had hoped to roll into Philadelphia as a unified party prepared to draw a sharp distinction in tone and substance to Trump, who, at his party's own convention in Cleveland last week, offered a bleak and frightening view of modern American life.

The prospect of her ascension was frightening; the sympathetic view is that the power grab was needed to protect the country from spinning into outright chaos, violence and despair.

Rees-Mogg, deputy chairman, described the programme as "totally unacceptable"; Lady Faulkner said she had been "frightened" when viewing the film and thought its contents were "utterly horrifying".

It's really frightening in my view.

The Pessimist aka the bubble watching crowd find themselves among the bruised bears, as they view frightening technical charts that point to equities and bonds being risky.

Simply entering a court with no solicitor to protect her interests is, from her point of view, extremely frightening.

The Stratfor e-mails provided us just one more narrow glimpse into the world of the private security firms, but the view was frightening.