Sentence examples for frightful to think from inspiring English sources

"I would have been very frightful to think of what condition he would have been in had he not been sedated at the time".

"The waters beyond" the Strait of Gibraltar, Winchester writes, "were simply too fantastic and frightful to even think of braving".

Not only does Mr. Romney know when to speak, saying, "The term 'Ponzi scheme,' I think, is over the top and unnecessary and frightful to many people".

The hardships they endure are frightful to contemplate, as are the things they eat, some of which are still wriggling.

"It's been absolutely frightful to see the divide between regular folks and the richest-of-the-rich.

Time is most frightful to me when viewed from a vantage point.

He is convinced that Hitler has got himself into a frightful hole and can't think what to do next, that Mussolini is urging him not to provoke a war, and that the Poles (for this he has excellent authority, General Carton de Wiart, who knows all about them) are exceedingly formidable.

You are using frightful means to justify ends that you think are for the good of most people.

It was a vomiting up of the gloomy religiosity that the father had worked upon the son: Oh, how frightful it is when I think for even a moment of the dark background of my life, right from the earliest days.

It was a vomiting up of the gloomy religiosity that the father had worked upon the son: **{:.break one} ** Oh, how frightful it is when I think for even a moment of the dark background of my life, right from the earliest days.

Truthfully, I don't like it much because I saw a frightful production in Frankfurt – Elektra, I think.