Sentence examples for terrifyingly from inspiring English sources

Runner-up: A terrifyingly huge Chinese vice-mayor minus legs looms over a tiny hospital patient, possibly shrunken due to some boiling-vat-and-cannibals-related accident.

For a woman so modest and so shy, she could be terrifyingly bold.

Electroconvulsive therapy has, terrifyingly, made such huge strides since One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest that it can now be used to target and erase memories of a traumatic episode.

He is the terrifyingly abusive music teacher screaming like a drill sergeant or sports coach at the young jazz-drummer in the exhilarating, if fractionally overpraised, Whiplash.

"I am stunned at how incompetent and terrifyingly terrible she was," Rick Wilson, the long-time Republican campaign consultant, told the Guardian, going so far as to call Clinton's performance "unspinnably bad".

If mega-numbers convince few, Labour's manifesto reassurances may resonate, with a minimum wage of "more than" £8 an hour by 2019, or no cuts to tax credits, against Osborne's terrifyingly unspecified £12bn of cuts to benefits.

This indeed is the true art of heroin – to refuse life, to refuse society; terrifyingly, in every absolute sense: to just say "no".

Although he is more than a decade younger than his boss, who is a terrifyingly active 77, Mr Badawi appears older and less vigorous.

Lady Lucinda says he was as magical as he was malign, a totally bewitching, terrifyingly clever figure who had an undoubted streak of evil.

Under their rule, Chechnya was terrifyingly lawless.Britain, like other outsiders, wants a negotiated end to the war.

But the sheer quantity of information that now bombards customers makes it ever harder for even an established brand to maintain visibility, as well as terrifyingly expensive to build a new one.