Sentence examples for terrifying question from inspiring English sources

But have I peaked yet?" After she dropped one set in the two weeks at Roland Garros, that is a terrifying question for the rest of the women's tour to ponder.

Walter Weiss, the legendary maître d'hôtel at the "21" Club, who juggled tycoons, movie stars and politicians to answer a terrifying question -- who gets the best table and who goes to Siberia? -- died on Saturday in White Plains.

It was the time when adults were asking me a terrifying question: "What are you going to be?" or, in another version, "What are you going to do with your life?" The implication was that I was not yet anything and that, unless something happened quickly, my life would come to naught.

The angelic consciousness was suddenly overtaken with the terrifying question, "What are angels?" Author discusses several writers' views on angels, but admits that the curiosity of writing about angels is that, very often, one turns out to be writing about men.

Nyan and his collaborators have been running experiments trying to answer this terrifying question about American voters: Do facts matter?

Today we will try to answer a terrifying question: How can we fill all those pages?

His art placidly and calmly asks terrifying questions about the solid things we take for granted.

The discovery raised terrifying questions about why the authorities had failed to find it all this time.

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.

There's the sense with Mr. Albee and Mr. Stoppard that their characters keep talking as fast as they can because otherwise they would sink into silence and all the terrifying questions that lie within.

In the play, Malcolm Raphelson (played by Donald Sutherland), a bitter 72-year-old figurative painter, must confront terrifying questions about his own motives and talents when he finds himself in vogue, several decades after being thrust into obscurity by the Abstract Expressionists.