Sentence examples for which is frightening from inspiring English sources

His hyperactivity conveys a desperate need for attention, which is frightening from someone who has so much presence.

BG: Thankfully, my experience has been so different from what you described in Denmark, which is frightening.

He does not know what the boundary is, and he can get no explanation of it, which is frightening enough, but the fear he hears in the voices of his elders is more frightening still.

Big Brother's electronic arsenal, Snowden reminded us, was as "nothing compared to what we have today" – which is frightening only if we confuse the Thought Police stamping us into servility with marketing men wanting to know what we buy and sell on eBay.

SC: Chevy has one V, and that V stands for vulnerability, which is frightening enough by itself, but really what the whole universe is about because the whole universe is bigger than all of us because we are but children in this kingdom by the sea, making saints out of the dead and soup out of tomatoes and  — —  LH: This is important.

"I have seen the effects of rape on people, which is frightening.

Who wants to be equal in an institution which is frightened of the very differences it exists to foster?

But the situation was they were down, up to last week, one point off the relegation zone, which was frightening for everyone in the club.

In the end they had to use both forceps and a ventouse suction cup to get Amelie out, which was frightening and stressing.

Oppizzi said they received fewer patients than expected, which was frightening because it meant many Iraqis did not make it out alive.

They sometimes had sensations of disappearing from reality which were frightening, and also not recognising themselves.