Sentence examples for terrifying poses from inspiring English sources
Dead, stuffed bears are not for everyone (including one very squeamish journalist) but the presence of corpses contorted into terrifying poses adds to the old-timey ambience of the set – a sprawling mansion perched on a hill on Los Angeles's east side.
Terrifying questions are posed: "Are your breasts unbalanced?" "Is it bad to wash my face during a hot shower?" The magazine seems eager to trap women in a perpetual limbo of desire and fear.
Even the photographs (think typical Barbie poses) are terrifying.
"The Woman Who Wasn't There" "The Woman Who Wasn't There" tracks the retrospectively terrifying Tania Head, as she poses as a 9/11 survivor, incorporating herself into a support group and weaving an intense web of lies for over six years.
Its terribleness is of a piece with the terribleness of Windows generally, a system so overloaded with icons, menus, buttons, and incomprehensible Help windows that performing almost any function means entering a treacherous wilderness of pop-ups posing alternatives of terrifying starkness: Accept/Decline/Cancel; Logoff/Shut Down/Restart; and the mysterious Do Not Show This Warning Again.
Even the right way up, it seems to be holding a pose, performing a skilful if terrifying feat.
Funny how quickly everything changes, two years ago Groff was a faceless, terrifying name that seemed like it would pose an insurmountable challenge and would spell the end of my running career.
If you've never read about ocean acidification and the threat it poses to marine life, it's pretty terrifying.
Technology continues to advance; resource shortages are not severe enough to pose a major constraint; climate change is terrifying in its long-run implications, but hasn't inflicted much damage yet.
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The recent unusual story of the Brit who asked the hijacker of an EgyptAir flight for a posed photo reminded me of an in-flight experience that was terrifying at the time and had some unexpected results.
