Sentence examples for terrifying aspect from inspiring English sources

At the time, the claim had seemed a tease, but in the concerto the tune takes on a terrifying aspect.

And only once he is dead, does the truly terrifying aspect of Achilles's nature come to the fore.

Women avoid mammograms, I believe, because we fear losing our breasts — a terrifying aspect of the disease too long avoided in the breast cancer "fight".

"So the audience thinks, 'If it can happen in a normal house, maybe it can happen in my house.' " In continuing the "Paranormal" franchise, Mr. Schulman has tried to make the domestic settings as contemporary as possible, with laptops, Skype and video-game consoles used in such a way that they take on a terrifying aspect.

In short, "Ready Player One" depicts a retrofitted universe that filters out any artist or subject cooler, bolder, more aware than Spielberg and his films and, chillingly, that monolith of virtual reality and the nostalgia that fuels it isn't depicted as a tyrannical or terrifying aspect of the movie's dystopian premise.

In short, "Ready Player One" depicts a retrofitted universe that filters out any artist or subject cooler, bolder, more aware than Spielberg and his films — and, chillingly, that monolith of virtual reality and the nostalgia that fuels it isn't depicted as a tyrannical or terrifying aspect of the movie's dystopian premise.

At the ceremony, the National Book Award for Non-Fiction went to Andrew Solomon for "The Noonday Demon: An Atlas of Depression," an encyclopedic study of depression in all its terrifying aspects, published by Scribner.

A little hedgehog, on the way to visit his friend the bear, gets lost in thick fog, where horses, dogs and even falling leaves take on a terrifying new aspect.

More aberration than genuine monsters, they lack the essential quality to truly terrify: an aspect of the unreal.

Shiva reconciles in his person semantically opposite though complementary aspects: he is both terrifying and mild, destroyer and restorer, eternal rest and ceaseless activity.

There were aspects that were appreciated: it was hospital, generalist, unpredictable, often exhausting, sometimes terrifying, and from time to time exciting and enormously satisfying.