Sentence examples for making him frightened from inspiring English sources

But this second phase (administering the violent hiatus until the State is consolidated) -- more ominously -- signals the start of "massacring the enemy and making him frightened".

"We saw what made him happy and we saw what made him frightened and scared".

All this activity made him frightening to many whites.

I mean, I am a very good actor!' Partly what makes him frightening is his powerful physicality.

Branagh's coiffure, when he played Reinhard Heydrich, in "Conspiracy" (2001), was dyed to an Aryan lightness that made him frightening to behold, but, in the spectrum of fairy tales, that won't wash.

Half the time Purefoy looks like he's off to model Boden rollnecks, but that disarmingly suave demeanour only makes him more frightening.

"He also stuttered, and that made him even more frightening.

It got into trouble for darkening his image to make him seem more frightening.

Also, Neeson's main antagonist is cruel and ruthless, whereas Seagal's main antagonist, in a memorable performance by Eric Bogosian, is cruel and ruthless but also totally nuts, which makes him slightly less frightening.

Connie Ogle of Popmatters listed Pfaster among the best monster-of-the-week characters of the series, and IGN's Christine Seghers ranked Chinlund the seventh best guest star in the history of the show, considering that "what makes him all the more frightening is how downright passive and polite he is up until the moment he's going to kill; the perfect camouflage for a modern-day monster".

It makes them frightened.