Sentence examples for particularly terrifying from inspiring English sources

The idea that there are gay people in the military whilst children can't apparently celebrate Christmas in school must be particularly terrifying.

Botticelli answered the call, willingly it seems, by producing a new, archaic kind of work designed to make Florence tremble in terror at the coming apocalypse – his Mystic Crucifixion (c1500), with its heaven-sent thunderbolts, is particularly terrifying.

Particularly terrifying was Lil Mama's "Lip Gloss" mutated into a demonic hybrid when crossbred with "Tequila".

There are sets that have accumulated the indignities of age flaccid elastic, torn fabric—I can't bear to throw out, because I associate them with good luck on job interviews or confidence at a particularly terrifying party.

The lethality of this epidemic is particularly terrifying for the protagonists of the play, and the disease's severity is evinced by the first sentences of the tragedy ("reek of incense everywhere," line 4).

Ms Milos still recalls a particularly terrifying circumcision in 1979, which she attended as midwife.

"I had a particularly terrifying screening in Washington where all the old Watergate bounty hunters came to watch.

America is also famously unwilling to pay ransoms for kidnapped civilians.Thankfully for business travellers who are headed to particularly terrifying places, taxpayer dollars are not the only possible source of ransom funds.

Durant only occasionally sees time on the opponent's most effective perimeter player, but that Coach Scott Brooks occasionally elects to use Durant as an endgame defensive option against particularly terrifying opponents speaks volumes.

The thought of dying terrifies me, the thought of dying of cancer particularly terrifies me, and yet... What I want is a word that has the meaning of a meeting up between the something in me that needs to smoke, call it a genetic disorder or call it original sin, and the something in me that needs the consequence... call it an effect... or a punishment".

Watson also asked the author and activist if ― considering the Handmaid's Tale is such a daunting story of women being systemically robbed of their bodily autonomy ― she's been particularly terrified under the Trump administration.