Sentence examples for terrifying colour from inspiring English sources
They think of the war happening in black and white when it was actually in vivid, terrifying colour.
In the same way that people trying to give up alcohol never fall off the wagon discreetly, I would opt for terrifying colour combinations ("You look like the flag of a newly independent country," a colleague once observed) or heels so high I couldn't actually walk home from the tube.
The western world faces the rise of the far right, and the consequences of that for women and people of colour is terrifying.
More congenial, I would hazard, than the fascism the newscaster would live under if soldiers - whose sacrifices poppies commemorate - were as terrified of the colour red as Snow.
It's unnerving, surreal, and somehow managed to make bright, primary colours feel absolutely terrifying.
If you're dying to catch the autumn tree colours, terrified you might have missed the moment, well, stop.
Like Snorri's Hel, she is terrifying to in appearance, black or dark in colour, usually naked, adorned with severed heads or arms or the corpses of children, her lips smeared with blood.
While it might seem slightly terrifying to suddenly be asked to describe the sky without using colours in an interview, the important thing to remember is there is no right answer.
Death seeps into the colours of this icy Alpine landscape just as it does into Mark Rothko's terrifying abstractions.
