Sentence examples for thoroughly terrifying from inspiring English sources

He's thoroughly terrifying (do not, despite the PG-13 rating, bring little children), and, as you're watching him, you can't help wondering how badly he messed himself up in order to play the role this way.

When Ledger wields a knife, he is thoroughly terrifying (do not, despite the PG-13 rating, bring the children), and, as you're watching him, you can't help wondering — in a response that admittedly lies outside film criticism — how badly he messed himself up in order to play the role this way.

What makes "Vacancy" thoroughly terrifying is our growing realisation that this preposterous story could actually be happening.We see very little of the snuff movies (films in which actors do not pretend to be killed but actually are) playing on the various television screens but enough to understand what will happen to our couple if they don't escape.

When Ledger wields a knife, he is thoroughly terrifying (do not, despite the PG-13 rating, bring the children), and, as you're watching him, you can't help wondering in a response that admittedly lies outside film criticism how badly he messed himself up in order to play the role this way.

This thoroughly terrifying waterslide aims to be the world's tallest, once it's completed.

Agee, for one, feared that he was exploiting his subjects, and he called the product of his collaboration with the photographer Walker Evans "curious," "thoroughly terrifying," and "obscene".

Before this realization, each instance thoroughly terrified me, especially the time I was the only one home to try to stop her.

He would rummage through the thicket of trees near their home, smuggle them upstairs into his bedroom in knotted socks and thoroughly terrify his little sister in the process.

"A girl is not only shown to be thoroughly terrified -- and uneducated -- about her menstruation, but its onset unleashes her telekinetic powers and, in turn, evil".

She's 13!" He raved, and, having thoroughly terrified the two anchors, ended by saying, "scars, they don't go away".

Ah, beware, the terrifying frankness of the thoroughly grown-up female.