Sentence examples for frightfully new from inspiring English sources

"Malevolence" will lead Halloween-inspired viewers into this dark place for some palpitations, but the thrills will come from sheer density of gruesome images, not from frightfully new ideas.

His roster is frightfully young and a bit ragged.

Can a frightfully young, completely reconstructed roster win 41 games (the number it took to make the playoffs last season)?

Almost immediately, he hit creative still water, finding it "frightfully hard to discover a new vein of material".

After being told the past year it was just a new bubble, excess liquidity sloshing frightfully back into stocks, a mere bounce in a secular bear market, the end of capitalism and other such drivel, the U.S. investing public is being treated to a brand new bull market in equities characterized by technology innovation and strong foreign demand for what this country does.

Last week, we asked for new phobias, and readers replied with a frightfully good assortment.

(Many critics loved "Diva" at the time, but not all; Vincent Canby of The New York Times called it "empty though frightfully chic-looking").

"These are frightfully high figures and yet the termites start coming again and again from new holes".

By Helen Goold The New Yorker, December 24 , 1927P. 31 Hostess anticipating thrilling evening with literary guests, frightfully disappointed in them.

Its themes are so frightfully relevant that protestors in Texas wore Handmaid's Tale red robes and bonnets in their opposition of a new anti-abortion bill.

One frightfully clever, the other frightfully decent.