Sentence examples similar to somewhat frighten from inspiring English sources

"He's authoritative, commanding and somewhat frightening".

Right now the view is somewhat frightening.

But he acknowledged that he was also somewhat frightened.

Fortunately, the sheer energy of Mr. Harris's choreography is remarkable and, given the urban setting, somewhat frightening.

"For us to even include in the treaty the idea that these things are interrelated is somewhat frightening to me," Mr. DeMint said.

He is the only writer who must be present on every British curriculum – a situation which, to anyone feeling a bit liberal or radical, should be somewhat frightening.

"We're basically city people, and the suburbs were somewhat frightening to us, but we had no choice," Mrs. Rinaldi said.

Joseph was a strange, solitary, somewhat frightening child, and although his brothers loved him, they were relieved to have him out of their hair.

I made a sign to Bimba not to interrupt her grandmother, and Bimba sat there and stared, somewhat frightened by this woman who was looking so intently at her own life.

But even as a kid I was aware that they were somewhat frightened of their own neighbourhood, which was tough, and they were also afraid of going into the white neighbourhood.

That's both intriguing and somewhat frightening".