Sentence examples for somewhat chilling from inspiring English sources
Both somewhat chilling statistics, although that was certainly not his intention in proudly sharing them with us.
It could be, in Professor Earman's somewhat chilling conjecture, that time is an illusion important only to humans, not to physics.
It centred on songwriting team Stargate – AKA the two guys behind killer hits such as Firework, Rude Boy and (who could forget?) S Club Party – and revealed the exhausting work ethic, surgical precision and somewhat chilling emotional coldness required to produce a song that could take over the public's eardrums.
In an interview last Thursday at his office here, across the street from the state capitol, he said, "It's somewhat chilling, actually, to see the McCain campaign be so obsessed with their press relations and their media strategy that it overwhelms all of the old, traditional political campaign aspects".
His response was somewhat chilling; the other founders had no interest in protecting the future or finding a way forward.
This made for somewhat dry, chill repetition in the show's second half, combined, as the numbers were, with an impressive uncredited drum solo.
She wants the sounds to have a range of rms values, that is, some high intensity, some medium, and some low intensity, and she wants the sounds to be rated as chilling or intense, while being somewhat difficult to identify.
The movie's dialogue is a bit stark, and the characterizations of heroes and villains alike somewhat threadbare, but the movie is cleverly plotted, and the final twists are deliciously imaginative and chilling.
There are moments of somewhat corny chat recreation, but the complete picture of the person behind the titular screen name is chilling enough to forgive those phoned-in reenactments".
