Sentence examples for terrifying gap from inspiring English sources

Perhaps two million people have fled Iraq, but Iraqis like the ones pictured here have lived through the painful and terrifying gap between then and now.

Such contradictions, Wood says, help explain our perpetual grapple with the Founders' ideas, "our despairing effort to make them one with us, to close that terrifying gap that always seems to exist between them and us".

I could see that there was a massive, terrifying gap where nothing was being written about feminism / the experiences of women in a way that women would actually want to read and identify with.

- Vacuum is terrified of gaps.

Some impoverished mothers here, terrified by that gap, have begun leasing computers for their children.

In trying to fill the gaps between them, they have only created terrifying crevasses down which you could disappear for ever.

The tax gap was big enough to be irritating, but not to be terrifying.

But Love is also about the gradual disclosure of secrets, the filling in of gaps; when their scattered bones are finally pieced together, the skeletons in the closet have terrifying tales to tell.

Also terrifying.

Mostly terrifying.

Frightening, terrifying.