Sentence examples for terrifyingly real from inspiring English sources

The prospect of all-out nuclear war seemed terrifyingly real.

But the possibility of another all-Gotham World Series has become deliciously, if terrifyingly, real.

27 Squeaky-voiced 16-year-old Justin Bieber became a terrifyingly real force in the music world this year.

For at least the first month of nato's bombing campaign, the possibility that Milosevic might triumph appeared terrifyingly real.

Hence the terrifyingly real games in which the stakes are higher than being embarrassed on primetime TV.

The novel's premise is "made terrifyingly real by a hugely talented writer," Anthony Bourdain wrote here last year.

Abbott, whose previous novel, Dare Me, featured a squad of high-school cheerleaders, has a knack for capturing the emotional landscape of the teenage girl in a way that is terrifyingly, appallingly real.

Although its atmosphere, at once lackadaisical and deeply sinister, is that of a nightmare, the book has the sheen of a wide-awake, hyper-real and terrifyingly definite experience.

But though I am entirely neutral about whether Mr Ganley deserves a seat in the EP or not, I would modestly suggest two thoughts from my observers' seat at the back of the room: real politicians are terrifyingly disciplined about campaigning, and real politicians never, ever patronise their audiences.

Real are a terrifyingly complete side, boasting good ball retention in the centre of midfield, plus two of the world's best counterattacking players in Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale.

The stakes are real and they're terrifyingly high.