Sentence examples for terrifying with from inspiring English sources

Instead, New York was rather terrifying with knife attacks and places where well-dressed young women could never venture.

The economics of commercial theatre are terrifying, with British impresarios traditionally vague about figures, but Codron takes me through some numbers for putting on a production.

From on high, it came off as a game of angles, an abstract calculus akin to a screen of Pong given animated characters, but tennis from courtside was awesome, even terrifying, with its palpable sense of physical power.

The sea — deep, blue, freighted with long Pacific swells, terrifying with southeasterly storms in winter and rightly regarded as the graveyard for the three centuries' worth of ships whose wrecks are scattered up and down the chain of islands off the coast — dominates life in town.

It was unbelievably terrifying with buildings crumbling and limbs everywhere.

VW says the XL Sport will get from zero to 62mph in 5.7 seconds, with top speed standing at 168mph, which we'd imagine feels beyond terrifying with your buttocks three inches from the tarmac.

His writing can terrify with its omniscience.

I arrived at the small house in a new development, terrified — with reason.

"I was terrified with it being my first cruise," Sanders told the Freeport News.

They do not terrify with their authority and they are not sufficiently irrational to inspire true faith.

Besides, it's an amazing play that still terrifies with its insoluble equation of sex, class and death.