Sentence examples for rather terrifying from inspiring English sources

What would happen then is not entirely clear, which in itself is rather terrifying.

However some fear it could be a rather terrifying as well owing to the somewhat sinister looking mask.

Instead, New York was rather terrifying with knife attacks and places where well-dressed young women could never venture.

Soon our rather terrifying heroine decides that Geoff's unstinting good nature is in fact gross idleness and self-deception.

One respondent, a Midwesterner, is typical (at least of me) in finding "life rather terrifying, so I tend to dress to feel invisible".

While we're talking about Helm, it's worth noting a point of distinction between himself and the Boy; in performance, Helm is rather terrifying.

In this animated version, Poe looks disconcerted rather than terrifying, a deft mixture of the man and his work.

The rooms are mega-comfortable and discreetly practical, with wooden floors rather than terrifying, spill-inviting carpets, and include items such as ironing boards and kettles.

The charter had largely disappeared from view for four centuries, but in the run-up to the English civil war it proved useful to the Stuarts' opponents, who were keen to portray themselves as traditionalists rather than terrifying revolutionaries.

They are manageable though, rather than terrifying, and the stretch at Gatsien can be run as many times as you like – cascade down it, get out, walk back up and do it all over again.

And content that is imagined may give rise to discrepant responses, most strikingly in cases of discrepant affect (where, for example, the imminent destruction of all human life is treated as amusing rather than terrifying; cf. Nichols 2006, also Gendler 2003, 2006; see also section 5.2 below).