Sentence examples for how terrifyingly from inspiring English sources

The book's whistlestop structure reveals how terrifyingly fast childhood, and the prime of family life, flash by, however eternal they may feel at the time.

Embroiled in a family drama, careful Bea meddles where once she stood idle, and she confronts a vexing paradox: "how hard it is to change one's life" and "how terrifyingly simple to change the lives of others".

Of course, this is remembered as a colossal triumph, which involves a willed amnesia about the huge groundswell of stories before its release about the impending opposite: how terrifyingly unsafe the production was and how brutally Cameron had been driving his cast.

On the Season 6 finale, though, we saw just how terrifyingly protective she could be.

Substitute "all Jews" for "all Muslims" to recall how terrifyingly incendiary this language is.

She's a constant reminder of the frailty of human flesh and spirit, and just how terrifyingly close we are to the zombies.

The particular insights Klepper gave, however, had less to do with Putin's invasion of Crimea in the wake of Yanukovych fleeing Ukraine and more to do with how terrifyingly intimidating it is to be a new "Daily Show" correspondent.

We see how painful the events still are to the people involved and how terrifyingly close we -- meaning all of us on the planet -- are to complete accidental annihilation.

This Wizard Of Oz box was on the fritz, and finally seeing the place where the magic happens only underlined how terrifyingly little magic ever happens in these places.

The answers to why and how are terrifyingly pointless.

"I am stunned at how incompetent and terrifyingly terrible she was," Rick Wilson, the long-time Republican campaign consultant, told the Guardian, going so far as to call Clinton's performance "unspinnably bad".