Sentence examples for what a terrifying from inspiring English sources

An article in The Scarsdale Maroon ("With Two Blasts, Scarsdale's Sonic Temperament Cracks" highlights what a terrifying day Sept. 11 was for students.

What a terrifying, twisted place the Holy Land has become in the name of God, land and water: led by the shrillest, fueled by hate, trapped in revenge and enveloping all.

I've got a video loading right now on my G1 but it's taking ages so… yikes, what a terrifying racket!

The citation hardly conveys what a terrifying prospect the position, and its supporting defensive bunkers, must have presented to the attackers.

What a terrifying thought.

But really what a terrifying perspective this is.

David showed outstanding bravery in what was a terrifying situation.

3.29pm: Well into what looks like a terrifying descent with lots of scary drop-offs over the side of the mountain, Jeremy Roy is now 1min 13seclearar of David Moncoutie.

The film, drawing on interviews with survivors and on footage that was shot by several participants during the climb, pieces together what apparently happened, a terrifying tale of falling ice, a shortage of rope, confusion and heroism.

She knows instinctively what is right, like a terrifying otherworldly Nancy Mitford – and she uses this knowledge to maintain her position at the heart of whichever society she inhabits, unfazed by transition between worlds (and swapping lovers like gloves to match an outfit).

It was the time when adults were asking me a terrifying question: "What are you going to be?" or, in another version, "What are you going to do with your life?" The implication was that I was not yet anything and that, unless something happened quickly, my life would come to naught.