Sentence examples for too chilling from inspiring English sources

And the idea that someone would, with premeditation, actually want to cause an escalation to war is too chilling.

Where are the peaked caps, the military tunics and - if this isn't too chilling a thought for so early in the day - the trombones?

Exploring the thin line between illusion and reality, these illustrations are eerie, dramatic, and entirely too chilling.

There is something sneakily effective about the piece it places the user in a familiar setting (you are living inside a movie you already saw traditionally, an eerie experience) and it also deploys a technique that would be chilling (perhaps too chilling) if applied in a horror movie.

What happened after the Dutch surrendered control of Srebrenica is almost too chilling to recount.

In "The trumpet shall sound," performed with stern expression at a stately tempo, the baritone Gerald Finley makes the prophecy that "we shall be chang'd" sound like something too chilling to be entirely welcome news.

In short, we suspected that "Carol," like "Far from Heaven," was holding its vision of the past in quotation marks, too chilled by cleverness to bother with our hearts.

They are too chill for you.

The authors argue that being too "chill" is a sign of not having the "emotional energy" to socialise or deal with people, and seems only to be a good thing on-screen.

And their message to those coming up behind them — the classes of 2012 and 2013 and 2014, bigger than any generation of college prospects before them and as anxious as their parents are hovering — is pretty simple, too: chill out.

We're too chill for that.