Sentence examples similar to inspired fright from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Demme's inspired fright-fest is totally riveting from the get-go.
Ms. Silliman finds the perfect mix of martyrdom and desperation, and Ms. Sternberg, a bedraggled fright, inspires sympathy and annoyance.
On Tuesday he hopes to give Andy Murray a fright with skills inspired by his boyhood hero, Andre Agassi, although the world No4 would have to be seriously off his game to tumble out against an opponent 64 places adrift of him in the rankings.
The Screaming Skulls opening disclaimer that a free burial would be provided to anybody who died of fright while watching the film was inspired by a gimmick that would be used by William Castle in his film The Tingler (1959), in which he offered every viewer who bought a ticket life insurance in case they died watching the film.
The film is inspired by a nightmare so vivid Marika woke up in fright and had to get out of bed to shake off the bad vibes.
'If your blokes play like that next week, they'll get belted,' one said in reference to England's next World Cup assignment, against Australia in Melbourne on Sunday, after they were given the fright of their lives by a Papua New Guinea team inspired by the Hull KR veteran Stanley Gene.
Its zigzagging brickwork, inspired by sub-Saharan tribes, was deemed compelling by fans and an aesthetic fright by detractors.
