Sentence examples for indeed terrified from inspiring English sources
The six refugees were indeed terrified, and they were indeed risking their lives.
Hummels was alsoasked how he felt about the omnipresent "Will Grigg is on fire" chant that has followed Northern Ireland's delirious band of followers around France and whether Germany's defence was, indeed, terrified.
They are, however, much milder than politicians, at the same time allured and terrified by the glare of publicity, easily persuaded to be "patriots", perplexed, bemused, indeed terrified, yet only too anxious to take a cheerful view, vain perhaps but very unsure of themselves, pathetically responsive to a kind word.
It was a passionate, intense, and indeed terrified response to accelerating nuclear weapons programs, an across-the-board military buildup, and infinitely irresponsible bombast from high Administration officials -- even Vice President George H.W. Bush! -- about our nation's willingness to "wage and win" something they called a "protracted nuclear war".
And Mildred's own wishes are decidedly conflicted, indeed "terrifying": both of the men she marries come from higher social strata than she does, and both feel above the manual labour she undertakes.
Perhaps Krakauer asks too much of his reader, but couldn't the accumulation of seemingly "disparate" details mirror the mind of one who first encounters the baffling and, indeed, terrifying connections between current events involving Mormon fundamentalists and Mormon history and doctrine?
Indeed, beltway Republicans are terrified at the prospect of a Santorum-like candidate a nominee who fears, in equal measure, bathhouses and al Qaeda safe houses walking away with the nomination, virtually ensuring a second term for President Obama.
Terrifying indeed — but not for the reasons Moussa thought.
This Halloween season is terrifying, indeed.
Indeed, children in large groups supposedly terrified him.
