Sentence examples for terrifying ideas from inspiring English sources

"I hope that it actually brings more money into politics," he told me when I reached him by phone, a thick Southern drawl serving as a sort of comforting filter for terrifying ideas about how power should work in America.

Among those terrifying ideas was rethinking the inbox, and in particular, the Gmail inbox.

But the emergence of these radical, innovative, and sometimes terrifying ideas shows the increasing acceptance of the huge challenges we face.

To be happy all the time is a spooky, even terrifying idea or a form of idiocy.

There's certainly a sense of liberation at the end, though accompanied by images of wounding, the "footprint gaping open in the snow" and the faintly terrifying idea of a "key-hole to the heart".

Once he reaches those locales, the (terrifying) idea is that Williams will take matters into his own hands.

It's terrifying, the idea of asking out that perfect girl.

Some may find this idea terrifying.

Terrifying as the idea of a child switching coasts may be, it could be worse.

What is terrifying is the idea that anyone could have their free will neutralised by nefarious agents of evil.

It was terrifying - the idea that such horror and pain and fear could come from too many cars and forgetting to turn the light off (and cows - don't forget cows guys: they produce loads of harmful gasses... via a fart!).