Sentence examples similar to more petrifying from inspiring English sources

She was more petrified than ever, but she also looked at me like I had lied to her about what was happening.

Yet its leaders seem more petrified than ever of what might happen if its people were given unfettered access to the thoughts of an American president.

Nervous Lloyds shareholders were soothed with talk of competition waivers but, if they were honest, most were more petrified about whether the market would survive than how it would be shared out in future.

It is a final of fear all right, both sides maybe more petrified at the prospect of losing than joyous at winning.

She was petrified then and I am sure is even more petrified today.

Once again, Holland were reminded why it is only really the English who tend to be more petrified of penalties.

Bagehot concludes that the Marxist McDonnell is probably the most real one and it says the City is "even more petrified of Chancellor McDonnell than of a hard Brexit".

Ever heard we're scared of failure but we're even more petrified of success?

When I found myself in a precariously tilting Jeep Wrangler, this time driven by a guide who knows the roads and their lore, I felt more exhilarated than petrified.

Dornan is petrifying, and no more so than when Spector is engaging with his increasingly disturbed small daughter (Sarah Beattie) – even hanging a victim's necklace around her neck.

More important, the firm's partners were petrified that with more than $80 million in potential claims against it and only $50 million in partners' capital, continued lawsuits could put Goldman out of business, taking everything the partners had earned over the years with it.