Sentence examples for more frightening when from inspiring English sources

"And it got even more frightening when you saw the others".

But ghosts, unlike other movie monsters, are arguably more frightening when they're unseen or, at most, only glanced at.

"It's even more frightening when they do so despite, and without so much as a mention of, emerging risks that those remedies pose".

And millions of conservatives find wartime security measures vastly more frightening when they're pushed by Janet "Big Sis" Napolitano (as the Drudge Report calls her) rather than a Republican like Tom Ridge.

He is a true paterfamilias, with eyes like coals under their beetling brows, and his grumpiness grows both funnier and more frightening when Cahit, looking as shifty as an unemployed porn star, comes around to ask for Sibel's hand.

As harrowing as the experience was for those on the platform, passengers inside the train described how the confusion and chaos were made all the more frightening when they were plunged into darkness at the moment of impact.

The only thing more frightening than when students aren't listening is when they are listening.

Each prisoner who emerges unreformed will start committing crimes again (a more frightening thought when you realise that one in four commits violent crimes).

As Laurens van der Post once said, "Human beings are perhaps never more frightening than when they are convinced beyond doubt that they are right".

Truth is stranger – and more frightening – than fiction when, every few weeks, a new video surfaces online of another ISIS decapitation.

Then when certain things happen, they're even more frightening, like the scene when the smoke alarm goes off.