Sentence examples for this fact frightens from inspiring English sources

This fact frightens the telephone companies.

In a voice that might have been contrite but sounded, in fact, frightened, he said, "That's a nice baby".

If you are not frightened by this fact, then you are ignoring or denying science.

As they camp out, it becomes apparent that the brothers are bound together by incestuous desire as well — a fact that frightens Addison, whereas to Wilson it's just part of their relationship, extra money in the pleasure bank.

So after I picked my almost middle-aged mom mouth off the floor, I started to realize that I am almost 40 and the 1990s were another lifetime ago as much as I wanted to hide from this frightening fact or possibly stay forever 18.

While the Harper government would like to think it's only frightening cyberbullies and criminals with the unpopular law, it may in fact be frightening away business, thanks to warrantless disclosure provisions lurking within.

"The incident, in fact, had frightened them a little.

He sounded more matter-of-fact than frightened.

The implications of these facts are frightening.

"The facts were frightening -- and making a documentary didn't interest me enough," Levinson, 70, says, sitting in a suite of the Waldorf Towers in Manhattan.

The facts are frightening enough.