Sentence examples for most frighteningly from inspiring English sources
In Vegas I want kitsch at its most frighteningly lavish.
They are the most frighteningly on-message teenagers ever – but their optimism is not unique.
The assassination of Benazir Bhutto is alarming, not least because it makes the most frighteningly unstable major country on earth even more so.
My job was not to flail erratically, not to sob pitiably, and, most frighteningly, not to divert my eye from a light blinking overhead.
The scenes of Lawrence in the classroom or in department meetings are among the most frighteningly, comically accurate such moments I have ever seen on film.
For the Rock Hall, that might be a risk: four years ago hundreds of members of the Kiss Army - a k a fans - protested at the Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, with slogans like "Thou Shalt Not Delay the Induction of Kiss" and, perhaps most frighteningly, Kiss costumes.
It also inspired a solemn vow: the Packers pledged not to let Peterson on Saturday rush for 200 yards, a threshold as distant as the moon for most but frighteningly attainable for him; in his two previous games against Green Bay, Peterson gained 409 yards.
At first Jake appears harmless enough, offering reading material, helpful hints and conversation, but before long his true intentions toward Randy, who happens to be prettier than most girls, become frighteningly clear.
Then again, when you think about it, there's no need to go down all those Twitter trails anyway: the most enigmatic, amazing, frighteningly irresolvable maze you'll find is the one you think your mouse is casually strolling through right now.
This is why so many of us have this sense of literally a foreign country.Allison Pearson blames frightened, cowed and unhelpful parents in the Daily Telegraph, writing:How did we end up with some of the most indisciplined and frighteningly moronic youngsters in Europe?
Another clue Bowie was looking backwards was in the makeup he wore in the promo, harking back to his days under the tutelage of mime artist Lindsay Kemp, but Ashes to Ashes – one of his most beautiful and frighteningly original works – also gave birth to the new romantic movement.
