Sentence examples for most terrifying conclusions from inspiring English sources

The Prevent strategy – if it can actually be called a strategy – has increasingly become a pathway to stigmatising all young Muslims and has seen some schoolteachers acting as Blockleiters, leaping to the most terrifying conclusions possible when faced with mishearing of the word "cucumber", or unexpected leaflets.

There were moments I didn't even breathe.... [The most terrifying] moment... was our last day.

But as her interviews went on, she came to the conclusion that many of the most elaborate, most terrifying tales she was hearing had an air of confabulation about them.

Some of the most terrifying video shows the runners, coming to the finish line, right as the explosions go off.

The climactic ending, in one more cinematic allusion, suggests the most terrifying scene in "The Silence of the Lambs".

The most terrifying moment?

Next, the most terrifying thing happens: nothing.

But what about all-time most terrifying?

The 1930s provided the most terrifying example.

"The most terrifying thing is that crush of people.

And even at its most terrifying, it's incredibly funny.