Sentence examples for so terrifying that from inspiring English sources

Who else would find it so terrifying that the dead have returned?

"I think a big part of the skepticism is because it's so terrifying that it's easily overwhelming and paralyzing.

"The bell was so terrifying that I could wake up two minutes before it, absolutely reliably.

It was so terrifying that one of the trainee vicars simply refused to even try.

With drug and alcohol use, colleges have worried that the specter of parental notification can be so terrifying that college students won't call for help if they think it may lead to parents finding out about the circumstances.

It was during the early nineteen-seventies, when, according to Angier, Levi's mental state was "so terrifying that it is hard to imagine anything worse," that he wrote the superb and funny "Periodic Table".

In adulthood, Michael revealed that his father beat him for the most minor transgressions, so terrifying him that "there were times when he'd come to see me and I would start to be sick".

What makes eco-horror films — from the 1954 sci-fi classic "Them!" to Steven Soderbergh's 2011 thriller "Contagion" — so terrifying is that the enemy is Mother Nature herself, and she is invariably merciless.

It can't match Kane's catalogue of horrors, but what makes Ireland's play so terrifying is that it takes fanaticism to its logical conclusion and laces lunacy with laughter.

Indeed, what makes Fagin's book so terrifying is that most of its victims are children: Gabrielle Pascarella died at all of fourteen months from a rare melanoma that invaded her central nervous system; Randy Lynnworth grew up in the shadow of the chemical plant on Cardinal Drive, and succumbed to a brain tumor at eighteen.

What makes these dramatic spikes in the Earth's temperature so terrifying is that the increase in heat radically shifts the planet's hydrological cycle.