Sentence examples for terrifyingly dangerous from inspiring English sources
Apart from everything else, it is terrifyingly dangerous.
With Sebastian Junger he created the extraordinarily powerful documentary Restrepo, about a US platoon's mission to build and defend a forward outpost in the terrifyingly dangerous Korengal valley in Afghanistan.
Three years ago, Richard de Aragues's film TT3D Closer to the Edge introduced newcomers like me to the extraordinary world of motorbike road racing and the TT event on the Isle of Man, an institution so terrifyingly dangerous it is virtually a death cult.
And it is terrifyingly dangerous.
Professor Otto and his Auto, about a terrifyingly dangerous driver, followed in March, and Acrobatic Archie, a "kid strip" with a child protagonist, first appeared in April.
And that ability to get people to believe in stories can be a wonderful thing in cinema and art and text, but can also be a terrifyingly dangerous thing, and we're not necessarily so far from that with modern-day politics in the West.
"On Mercy," Wilson observes, can be read as a sign that Seneca was "willing to praise this violent, dangerous, and terrifyingly powerful young ruler even to the extent of absolutely denying the reality of his behavior".
Trump is terrifyingly popular, but we have come to expect dangerous inanities from him.
That's fair enough, what with homeopathy being an unscientific alternative medicine found to be no better than placebo, and it would be terrifyingly irresponsible to promote it as a valid protection against something so dangerous.
"It's terrifyingly easy".
