Sentence examples for frightening with from inspiring English sources

Refreshingly, the season is also genuinely frightening, with at least one truly nightmarish vision per week.

The resulting dreams shift from happy to sad to frightening with manic abandon.

The Telegraph thought Miliband "frightening" with his obvious intention to bring socialism back to Britain.

The author has battles, some of them frightening, with the prison guards, who mostly scorn him as a Harvard twerp.

It's more gruesome than frightening, with more state-of-the-art organs and arterial sprays than a season of "E.

It's more gruesome than frightening, with more state-of-the-art organs and arterial sprays than a season of "E.R".

I think we got frightened with cinema.

"I get so frightened with what the future holds … that we'll lose the house," she says.

I am frightened with that.

Says Jack Welch: "Big companies like us were frightened with the advent of the Net.

I was anxious and frightened with the reality of having this non-hereditary, aggressive type of cancer.