Sentence examples for terrifying subjects from inspiring English sources

"Works representing dire, despicable or terrifying subjects were lovingly crafted," Ms. Bugajski and Cher Schneider, a paper conservator, write in a catalog essay.

Those who do not pay are subject to terrifying treatment.

The world of the Moomins is threatened by comets and subject to terrifying winters.

The comedy of "Ishtar" is one of the most poignant contemplations of the artistic calling, a terrifying counterfactual on the subject of art and life.

This fear is easily maintained, since the situation of a despot's subjects is genuinely terrifying.

But her boyfriend was described as arrogant and controlling, subjecting her to terrifying abuse during their stormy nine-month relationship.

Back in Bab Amr, Mahmoud said that with President Bashar al-Assad intensifying his assault on Homs, its residents were being subject to a terrifying new kind of weapon.

Soon thereafter, the shoot of "The Birds" turned violent — Hitchcock impassively subjected Hedren to terrifying and dangerous action, including an attack by live birds, for dozens of takes, that left her bleeding and dazed.

Soon thereafter, the shoot of "The Birds" turned violent Hitchcock impassively subjected Hedren to terrifying and dangerous action, including an attack by live birds, for dozens of takes, that left her bleeding and dazed.

After the launch of the Guardian's campaign, Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine, who is married to the education secretary, wrote that nine-year-olds risked being "terrified" if the subject was taught in schools.

Democrats running for national office are terrified of the whole subject.