Sentence examples for sounds frightened from inspiring English sources

You know he is frightened because he sounds frightened.

"Homeland" — a bit of jargon imported from missile-defense circles (where "homeland" defenses trump "theatre" ones) — sounds frightened, creepy, and un-American, with unfortunate overtones of Kinder, Kirche, Küche.

At half the accepted norm, that sounds frightening.

Clearing sounds frightening but it's the best chance to get yourself into uni.

I can't remember how I felt that evening, not really, but to my adult self it sounds frightening.

Although the prospect of having lasers shone directly into the eye sounds frightening, a VRD can produce bright images with low-powered lasers that carry no risk of collateral damage.

My thesis title sounds frightening to nonexperts, and I discovered that humor was a rather effective way to break clichés.

Asked by the German daily Bild about the high cost of his new residence, the bishop said: "I understand that the high cost of 31m euros sounds frightening.

That's about one in every school classroom with 30 kids. it sounds frightening.

The "fiscal cliff" itself is an effective metaphor and sounds frightening.

If that sounds frightening to you—and it should then luckily, this is just a game, so relax.