Sentence examples for is particularly terrifying from inspiring English sources
Botticelli answered the call, willingly it seems, by producing a new, archaic kind of work designed to make Florence tremble in terror at the coming apocalypse – his Mystic Crucifixion (c1500), with its heaven-sent thunderbolts, is particularly terrifying.
The lethality of this epidemic is particularly terrifying for the protagonists of the play, and the disease's severity is evinced by the first sentences of the tragedy ("reek of incense everywhere," line 4).
The idea that there are gay people in the military whilst children can't apparently celebrate Christmas in school must be particularly terrifying.
Watson also asked the author and activist if ― considering the Handmaid's Tale is such a daunting story of women being systemically robbed of their bodily autonomy ― she's been particularly terrified under the Trump administration.
"Smallpox Grows Less Terrifying" (editorial, March 31) is particularly heartening because it articulates the core philosophy for a democratic mass vaccination policy.
Particularly terrifying was Lil Mama's "Lip Gloss" mutated into a demonic hybrid when crossbred with "Tequila".
More than in other poor neighborhoods, residents are particularly unaware of their rights and terrified of losing their homes.
"Northern Lites" was written by singer Gruff Rhys about "the weather", and was particularly inspired by coverage of the "terrifying, worldwide, seven-year phenomenon" of the west Pacific El Niño climate pattern on "weather channels" in 1998.
This is utterly terrifying.
