Sentence examples for particularly chilling from inspiring English sources

Two shootings last week were particularly chilling.

That makes two novels particularly chilling.

I had seen the KGB museum in Vilnius, but this seemed particularly chilling.

But his tale is particularly chilling given the offense for which he died.

The fate of the "chosen one" in the Sacrificial Dance is particularly chilling.

Old Hollywood has never looked more glamorous, and the happy-family Christmas broadcast scene is particularly chilling.

Egan's portrait of the younger Charlotte's lover, a rage-choked terrorist nestling into the heartland, is particularly chilling.

In the Manning case, the gratuitous and implausible charge of aiding the enemy – thankfully rejected Tuesday by the presiding judge, Colonel Denise Lind – was particularly chilling.

An assault on a fortified United Nations compound in June, which left 15 people dead, including seven attackers, was particularly chilling.

In Bohen's creepy industrial environs, and in the context of a city district once devoted to the slaughter of animals, Howard's paintings register as particularly chilling.

(Particularly chilling is Lange's understanding of how dope makes the skin itch; she scratches at her neck subtly to show us what Mary feels).