Sentence examples for perhaps scary from inspiring English sources

When asked if the brass, which will also cover the tower, will be a shiny gold — evoking, perhaps, scary images of Trump Tower — Mr. Duffy said that it would be artificially aged to give it a dark golden-brown hue.

It feels confusing, perhaps scary and, from the quick-fix perspective, not so much fun.

The "I'm Spending it All" Approach Then there is the adventurous and, perhaps, scary "I'm spending it all" philosophy that asks the question: "Do you want your money to outlive you?" Seven former U.S. Presidents, including Presidents Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Ulysses S. Grant and Harry S. Truman, all died broke.

It's perhaps scarier than a Ouija board because it doesn't have the same explanations.

Every Halloween party has at least one guest who shows up in a scary costume: a gory vampire, a character from a horror movie or, perhaps scariest of them all in this bare-knuckles campaign season, a politician.

The real – and perhaps scariest – lesson, then, seems to be that the capacity to become 65 stone is within us all, somewhere on a deep psychological level.

As pointed out in the Ecojustice report, municipal sewage treatment plants are inundated with wastewater from industrial operations, household cleaning supplies, and, perhaps scariest of all, pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs).

Either way, you are now in the enviable, and perhaps slightly scary, position of having a whole year to fill.

But perhaps more scary is the prospect that both teams in the Sugar Bowl will have lost a game.

But perhaps most scary of all is that some models of those vintage surgical instruments are still in use, having been only slightly modified from their ancestral form.

So even if you don't have a thing for biology, you will still find this entertaining; you will also find it informative and perhaps, ultimately, scary.