Sentence examples for terrifyingly as from inspiring English sources

The two-ton hunks of metal glide as elegantly as Olympic figure skaters and soar as terrifyingly as volcanic eruptions.

In the 13-minute Foureyes we discover a suburban universe awash in primary colors, hilariously exaggerated as seen through the eyes of a child (and sometimes terrifyingly, as when Bobby realizes his sister has her period), a loving parody of twentieth-century American culture.

Then terrifyingly unrecognisable as mad Gran, the scourge of her home helps: "She said 'Don't you want me coming up 'ere no more because you feel your independence slipping away?' "I said 'Naow, I don't want you coming up 'ere no more because you're a fucking fief.'" I bet she had to fight like a tigress not to be billed as Kate Tate.

And by allowing for the appearance of "a glimmer of the humanity," as you put it, in executed offenders, its executions don't seem as terrifyingly technocratic as they otherwise would.

Residential Derry is not as terrifyingly Balkanised as Belfast, with its 40-plus "peace lines", and there are considerably fewer gable-end murals than in the capital (though what there are serve as tourist draws).

Not quite as terrifyingly cool as it was, and all the better for it.

And if this Toyota hybrid racing concept sounds even half as terrifyingly cosmic as the company's Le Mans racer, consider TG.com very, very interested.

Sharing its dimensions with a railway carriage, the Katheryn seemed compact to the point of stooped claustrophobia as a family home, yet terrifyingly vast as a self-drive conveyance.

So deflation is not a lasting threat.Adam Posen, on the other hand, writes:While not as terrifyingly destructive as we might have expected, deflation in Japan has been exceedingly difficult to end and equally difficult to understand.

And particularly from Arsher Ali, who is terrifyingly convincing as Waleed.

Sato finds himself adrift and terrifyingly alone as Japan's Asian project collapses into chaos.