Sentence examples for terrifying step from inspiring English sources

The father called the policy a "terrifying" step toward extinguishing Kazakh culture.

Connelly no longer had an excuse for putting up with living a brutally budgeted existence, so he decided to take a terrifying step.

For critics ― environmentalists and many farmers ― it's a terrifying step toward a near-monopoly in agriculture, giving giant companies unprecedented access to farmer data, squeezing out small farmers, and potentially raising food prices for consumers.

Forget whizz-bang futurism: it proceeds from ordinary life in tiny, terrifying steps, and is all the better for it.

It was difficult, almost terrifying, to step through this door despite the fact that no slave has been forced through it for two centuries.

It's terrifying to step out and chase after the life you dream of, but the alternative is much more frightening.

"A woman may have spent her entire marriage behind closed doors, terrified to step out even to buy milk, because her husband expressly forbade her to.

The backdrop is the chaos-riven New York of recent myth: the bankrupt city swamped by a tide of crack cocaine and violence, with big-money gangsters ruling the streets and honest folk too terrified to step outside their doors.

"There are some women who are terrified to step outside of some structured box that started in the 1980s with female version of the power suit, and they have never really progressed beyond St . Johnknits.

But Rhimes will be the first to admit that, despite all her success, for a very long time she was terrified to step outside of her comfort zone. .

"I was terrified to step into his shoes because it's a huge thing politically and there's so little representation.