Sentence examples for is especially terrifying from inspiring English sources

For those with a child in daycare, this story is especially terrifying.

This Halloween is especially terrifying for the Mistress of the Dark.

A regime in which a prohibition remains on the books, with enforcement depending on police discretion (justice of the paper bagged beer and the sly wink), is especially terrifying.

The forward vertical fall is especially terrifying, as you are falling onto your face.

Fred is especially terrifying because he seems oblivious to his own perversion and to the harm he inflicts on others.

A nuclear Iran is especially terrifying, he writes, because of the West's lack of direct "communication with Tehran, which could increase the likelihood of an 'accidental' nuclear confrontation".

It's maker now has released a few more technical details [JP] and also published two demo movies on its site, which are pretty cool (the spider-like sounds the Hexapod can make are especially terrifying).

"I am especially terrified that the example of Governor Pence we've seen in Indiana is what we'll see federally defunding sexual health education, HIV/STI education, family planning, and so on in order to funnel money into items like 'reparative therapy,' which is known to do severe harm to young people," said James Miller, the executive director of the LGBT Center of Raleigh.

He is especially good on the terrifying realities of life perched near the front line of war.

Treating Descartes as a bogeyman on Halloween is especially appropriate because he terrified himself, and by extension of his philosophy all humanity, with an imaginary monster, the Demon of Doubt.

The concept of strong women is still, and was especially then, a terrifying concept to a lot of the networks, because they were afraid that that's not how people want to see women.