Sentence examples for it is terrifyingly from inspiring English sources

Apart from everything else, it is terrifyingly dangerous.

Much of it is terrifyingly to the point.

There is a certain bold beauty to this power, defiance and strength, and yet it is terrifyingly bleak and unremittingly awful in other ways.

A "vibrant" neighbourhood is deafeningly noisy; if it is "up and coming" it is terrifyingly crime-ridden, whereas a "stone's throw from" means in reach of a powerful catapult.

As the New Orleans disaster unfolds, it is terrifyingly clear that our Department of Homeland Security has no plans in place to handle a national disaster of any kind.

Faced with a growing battery of regulation, and the bizarre recent phenomenon of health secretary Jeremy Hunt personally phoning trust chief executives to pressurise them to sort out A&E problems, it is terrifyingly easy for boards and senior managers to respond to problems with blame and aggression – the infamous NHS bullying culture that has to be eradicated.

Our own Michael Billington, too, praised the revival, arguing it was "terrifyingly topical in its portrait of an individualistic society in which the few thrive at the expense of the many" and concluding: "What strikes one most … is its vivid timeliness, in a world where isolated female success still obscures the plight of the majority".

"It's terrifyingly easy".

It was terrifyingly loud, like King Kong murdering something.

I reread this review, and it was terrifyingly savage".

"Whereas before we thought it was a little small, now it was terrifyingly small".