Sentence examples for sometimes frightening from inspiring English sources
But their games imply high stakes and sometimes frightening consequences.
Densely detailed and sometimes frightening, it will appeal most to theatergoers over 7.
Wounded veterans are symbolically popular figures, if individually painful, and sometimes frightening.
Going out, for her, was becoming an increasingly surreal visual adventure, full of fantastic and sometimes frightening misperceptions.
Resistance is at once a brilliant and sometimes frightening thriller, and a mature exploration of human blur and compromise.
"It sometimes frightens me to see what qualified people we reject," said Ms. Monahan, herself a former intern.
There is a part of her that is vulnerable and young and sometimes frightened, and I think seeing both of those things is what attracted me to her.
Its general themes – that war is hell, that the soldiers on the ground were perplexed and isolated, sometimes frightened and sometimes exhilarated by combat – are familiar ones.
His uninhibited dancing sometimes frightened the girls away, but "Sigal actually stuck in there and danced with him," said Patrick Sullivan, a friend.
This time Officer Venckus let Mr. Houghton take charge, explaining to a reporter that mentally ill people are sometimes frightened of the police.
