Sentence examples for terrifying sign from inspiring English sources

What's happening in Romania is a terrifying sign of what could happen if TTIP is passed.

For those most likely to use the latter, he created a a slightly terrifying sign called "The Golden Rule".

Can't they tell something's not quite right here, that it isn't just an advert, but a terrifying sign of the way the world is going?

Europeans may be wont to view every Big Mac as a terrifying sign of American cultural imperialism, but Chinese have mostly welcomed the invasion -- indeed they have internalized it In one recent survey, nearly half of all Chinese children under 12 identified McDonald's as a domestic brand, according to Beijing's Horizon Market Research.

In the turbulent, heady period of change following the first world war, the short, girlish skirts of the flappers, their bobbed hair, heavy makeup, love of jazz music and freer attitudes towards sex were terrifying, a sign of a world that was changing rapidly, and becoming more connected.

The current mayor began her term terrified of signing anything at all, for fear that she would be implicated in an unseen crime put in motion by her jailed predecessor.

There were multiple gates and warning signs with terrifying beasts on them.

But as time went on she began to believe in her invention, and became terrified of any sign of slackening of effort.

Since then, critics say, the central bank has been so terrified of any sign of rising prices that it has held off from going all-out to fend off deflation, which has ultimately prolonged Japan's economic malaise.

In two years or less, with the picture finished, I was asked by a terrified Columbia to sign an anti-communist declaration to ward off picket lines which the rightwing American Legion was threatening to throw across the entrances of theatres showing the film.

The first sign of his terrifying possessiveness and rage is his murder of a bar patron who makes a crude remark about Deborah.