Sentence examples for terrifying men from inspiring English sources

In a world that thinks they're brave, tough, and terrifying, men like Lasatira have found a way to use those ideas to earn a good living.

If not you are missing out on an AWESOME new holiday tradition--one in which terrifying men who dress as Kris Kringle for Christmas are mocked for their creepiness.

The Drama Centre was run by Christopher Fettes and Yat Malmgren – "brilliant but terrifying men".

There's almost a rule, a law of omerta, that when discussing Christopher Walken you do not point out that he is one of the most terrifying men ever to work in Hollywood.

I don't go out dancing any more, even though I adore it – because I know from experience that something bad might happen if I have to get home after midnight and the streets are full of potentially terrifying men who might not take it well if I don't want to stop and say hello.

Barbara Sheehan refused to hold the guns she allegedly used to shoot her husband, Raymond, in 2008 during a day of testimony that included her son describing Mr. Sheehan as an abusive, terrifying man.

From the first voyages of Christopher Columbus onward, the image of New World Indians as terrifying man-eaters became engraved on the European mind, an elaboration of yet older beliefs in entire races of monstrous peoples — giants, Amazons and strange creatures with wolflike heads (or no heads), huge ears and great feet — that existed on the fringes of the known world or in marginal regions.

Other songs I never want to hear again in my life include Israel's entry, which was a bizarre Pulp tribute act sung by a terrifying man with massive sideburns, accompanied by a woman on keyboards who appeared to have been at the wine.

The Syrian rebels posed casually, standing over their prisoners with firearms pointed down at the shirtless and terrified men.

Her treatment of individual employees also cost her dear, as formerly terrified men and women queued up around the courthouse to testify against her.

We also see Emmeline Pankhurst and other suffragettes frogmarched by police, while American star Florence Turner offers her own feminist statement of sorts, a comedy about a woman who terrifies men with her enthusiastic gurning.