Sentence examples for terrifying book from inspiring English sources

It's a terrifying book; it's a nightmare.

and "Alice in Wonderland": "It's a terrifying book; it's a nightmare.

La Vieillesse, that is what she sometimes calls Old Age, after the title of a terrifying book on the subject by Simone de Beauvoir".

It is a terrifying book, the literary equivalent of receiving the news that the dark shading across your liver is, unfortunately, the worst possible of the 12 scenarios you'd Googled.

"Never Let Me Go" is a beautiful and terrifying book because it works so well at different levels: it is a kind of parody of English boarding-school books; it is a critique of certain emergent medical technologies; and, above all, it is a suggestive allegory of how all of us live.

"Naomi Klein has written a brilliant, brave and terrifying book.

What we have here is a fine example of Caledonian grunge, wherein writers north of the River Tweed grab the English language by the lapels, dunk it in the gutter and kick it into filthy, idiomatic life, thus leaving terrified book reviewers with no option but to find them "gritty" or "authentic".

Terrifying books were published.

At times inspiring, at times nearly terrifying, this book is a revealing account of how these iconoclasts and the organizations they led revolutionized the way we think about business, changed the very soul of the corporation, and transformed the way we work.

We asked a leading political scientist about his terrifying new book.

She got all four books—a terrifying children's book about a freakishly strong redhead, a historical novel not set in Sweden (ooh, tricky!), a Nobel-prize-winning Christian allegory, and a New York Times best-seller in less than fifteen minutes of our posting.