Sentence examples for terrifying concepts from inspiring English sources

To others, they are terrifying concepts of hubris, our belief that our technological developments can "fix" everything.

To most people, cannibalism is one of the most terrifying concepts imaginable, but for some members of the Korowai tribe from Indonesian New Guinea, human flesh is a dish central to their culture, like a Sunday roast or a kebab at the end of a night out.

Denaturalization is a terrifying concept.

But isn't a horse-sized duck a terrifying concept?

Cain once wrote that his stories always concerned "the wish that comes true, for some reason a terrifying concept, at least to my imagination".

The concept of strong women is still, and was especially then, a terrifying concept to a lot of the networks, because they were afraid that that's not how people want to see women.

Nevertheless, radioactivity remains for many an unusually terrifying concept.

The ability to send messages directly into a person's brain is, to some, a terrifying concept.

In her book, Miyazakiworld, Susan Napier describes the destruction of Chihiro's known world as an "intimate apocalypse," which is a terrifying concept.

Although we have no real right to weigh in at all, Australians and New Zealanders find orange cookie monster in a toupee Donald Trump as the leader of the free world a terrifying concept.

It's a five-minute bus ride, depending on the mood of the customs officer, which is kind of a terrifying concept when you think about it in a grander sense.