Sentence examples for is less terrifying from inspiring English sources

There's little doubt that en route break-up is less terrifying a proposition than breaking up to home, where problems of a shared home, shared friends and stressful work piles agony on the split.

Does this mean the idea of another self is less terrifying to a more sophisticated cinema audience?

So when a zombie horde is loosed from a 17th-century vault by two startled construction workers, its chomping progress is less terrifying to residents than galvanizing.

"But it's less terrifying to me to think of being blown up and dying than to think, 'Gosh, I might decline slowly day by day, losing a little bit of capability every day.' "And where will I end up?

It might be less terrifying if I had a clear preference for one over the other, my career over my husband (and nascent family) or vice versa.

But they'd also probably be less terrified by the thought of her as president than Sanders, who is more likely to press for not just Wall Street reform but also actual upheaval.

Rippon does not do quads, which means that he isn't capable of scoring as many points as the other skaters, and also means that I'm less terrified for his safety.

"I'm less terrified of [being in] Iraq than of having a baby," she says.

And if the gas-masked villain is less than terrifying, his pursuit of a naked young woman (Betsy Rue) is inspired.

But the vision is no less terrifying for having been brilliantly presented.

Roberts lacks McCarthy's Biblical cadences, but his narrative is intended to be no less terrifying.