Kline brings his customary nimbleness of mind to the role, but it amuses him slightly too much, and thus frightens us too little, and he only won the part, I imagine, because Redford couldn't get Donald Rumsfeld.
But Mr. Giuliani has had great success in the past by staking out extreme positions on intractable issues, and thus frightening defenders of the status quo into accepting change.
Also, spotted hyenas have been recorded to utilise deceptive behaviour, including giving alarm calls during feeding when no enemies are present, thus frightening off other hyenas and allowing them to temporarily eat in peace.
Thus, their conclusions may be very inflexible and therefore frightening.
As Walter's deadline nears, he realizes that Olivia is no longer frightened and thus she cannot engage her abilities, which were triggered by fear.
Territorium may derive from terrere, meaning "to frighten"; thus, another meaning for territorium is "a place from which people are warned off".5 With this in mind, I propose a new term, terripelago (which combines territorium and pélago, signifying sea), to foreground territoriality as it conjoins land and sea, islands and continents.
The interruption of racial belonging is rare and thus destabilizing and frightening to whites and usually avoided.
The horse may be frightened and will associate training or riding with pain, thus becoming much worse than what you started with.
"If people are frightened, he can operate with impunity," the chief said, "and thus far he has succeeded".
