Sentence examples for scary term from inspiring English sources

That's a kind of scary term.

"Rationing" is a scary term that conjures up images of petrol and food shortages, and government-controlled distribution of goods during the second world war.

When asked about King's supposed ties to white supremacists, Garrett said, "I think that's a term that's thrown around because it's a scary term, and the Left is using it for that purpose.

Scary terms like "irradiated" are not good for business.

"If you don't raise your debt ceiling, all you're saying is, 'We're going to be balancing our budget.' So if you put it in those terms, all these scary terms of, 'Oh my goodness, the world's going to end' — if we balance the budget, the world's going to end?

And the Lancet report describes, sometimes in scary terms, how much worse things could get if we don't act now.

However, many women receive diagnoses of osteopenia — a scary-sounding term to describe early bone loss that often occurs with normal aging.

Miliband had turned up the rhetoric in the week's before Copenhagen, warning in an interview with the Observer a fortnight ago that the consequence of failure would be "scary" in terms of the effect on the environment.

This mercury episode is pretty scary in terms of what is says about science education.

They admit that soaring health care costs are what drive the scary long-term debt projections.

And reading this novel now is fucking scary in terms of atmosphere and interpretive power.