Sentence examples for is rather chilling from inspiring English sources

Proud and happy talk of a "Polish Gazprom" is rather chilling, given the dreadful effect that the real Gazprom has had on Russia.

"A society in which people feel they have a legitimate right to stop someone expressing their views on campus simply because they are unfashionable or unpopular is rather chilling," Gyimah has stated.

Walker was the most senior whistleblower in NHS history and his speech, highlighting the crucial public interest role of the media, was rather chilling.

And actually, a lot of his M.O. is very similar — and that's rather chilling.

It is, rather, a chilling tale of conformity gone mad".

The video of a flat-out cold-blooded murder by LAPD officers of a completely innocent, unarmed man, though chilling, is rather typical.

In a series of thoughtful experiments he presented evidence that the experience of chills is rather related to the emotional quality of sadness than to pleasure or happiness.

Whereas Gambon was expansive and rather chilling, a granite-faced Shepard is recessive to a fault, signally refusing to make eye contact with the first two of the multiple sons incarnated by Roberts.

They were also asked the rather chilling question, "I am very good at making other people believe what I want them to believe".

Engraved on the bottom, rather prominently, is "MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN," a rather chilling reminder of the times in which this camera was made.

One has rather chilling hints of a Scandinavian Lutheran church, while another is as cosy as a Berkshire village.