Sentence examples for terrifyingly new from inspiring English sources

Vietnam was something terrifyingly new to the World War II people.

Rather it was the Party's hostility towards emotion and desire, and its interventions into every corner of people's private thoughts and personal lives, that marked it out as terrifyingly new and tyrannical.

Chances are it will have something to do with being scared half to death by the sudden arrival on Earth of his terrifyingly omnipotent new nemesis.

There was a vital synergy between Tinseltown and Leytonstone's very own Hitchcock; why not between them and all the terrifyingly good new Scandos?

This thunderbolt flip-switch, from crass, objectifying "locker room talk" (which gives the very phrase a terrifyingly sinister new meaning) to a seemingly innocuous greeting, is something that has kept me up at night.

This week, USA presents its own six-hour "Traffic" mini-series, with a new, terrifyingly human twist.

The crop of incoming conservatives featured many new, terrifyingly crazy anti-LGBT legislators.

I realized immediately that we were in the presence of a reality that was both astonishingly new and terrifyingly ancient.

My mind turned into a new and terrifyingly bleak Choose Your Own Adventure.

The refusal to be defined, to be silenced or hidden away, is terrifyingly subversive as it opens up new horizons and new avenues to self-knowledge and, ultimately, generates new centres of power.

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.