Sentence examples for seemingly terrifying from inspiring English sources

Though the girl's mother later said that her daughter hadn't been traumatized by the experience and now calls Cruz "the fire man," the Internet was quick to shame the Texas Republican for seemingly terrifying a child.

In neither case was LA or DC put on lockdown mode, perhaps because neither of these sprees was branded with that magically evocative and seemingly terrifying word for Americans, terrorism.

It proudly styes itself as a space for "heterosexual, masculine men", seemingly terrified by feminism.

Cole Haley Joel Osmentt) is seemingly terrified of ghosts for most of the movie.

Even when progressives have power, they're seemingly terrified of wielding it.

This was the culmination of a days-long negotiation marathon, involving many actors, all seemingly terrified of upsetting one of the most ruthless figures in American politics.

It was absurdly overcrowded at the time, seemingly lawless, and frankly terrifying.

It's cute and heartwarming and seemingly neither racist nor terrifying.

Could women really be less interested in the seemingly universal (and universally terrifying) theme of the world's end?

If independence fails to command universal support - which remains evident from the referendum - then equally it seemingly fails to terrify grassroots Scotland.

Her terrifying ordeal illustrates how a seemingly run-of-the-mill sore throat can be potentially lethal.