Sentence examples for which is scaring from inspiring English sources

She had always defined herself based on her relationship, which is scaring her.

On top of its collapsing export-and-jobs market, Beijing is currently pumping liquidity into its monetary system, which is scaring some observers.

"Beto is running in Texas against incumbent senator and man-whose-campaign-staff-is-definitely-watching-this-show-right-now, Ted Cruz, because it is close, which is scaring Republicans," said Colbert.

This is a London – a world – which is scared neither by the Then or the Now.

"I want white America, which is scared of hip-hop artists, to see that some of us are real businesspeople, who command major dollars and a major consumer base, and have more vision than just doing a rap record".

"The law is only a short-term solution adopted by a government which is scared by the reaction of its own people," 19-year-old Sarah Abdelnour said, with blood-like red paint on her face.

It is paddling into the suddenly murky waters of online retail stocks, which are scaring off investors with their low margins and steep infrastructure costs.

Delhi is besieged by hordes of simian hooligans in the form of common rhesus monkeys who clamber over buildings and pester people, but which are scared of the larger langur monkeys.

"This show is a reflection of me holding on to what I love to do, which is scare people and put people on a roller-coaster ride," he says.

She also has minor roles in "Bart Gets an Elephant", where she tries to get attention; in "Two Dozen and One Greyhounds", in which she is scared by the many puppies; and in "Make Room for Lisa", in which Lisa has a hallucination where she becomes Snowball II.

In winning acceptance from straights, he says, gays have become bland, sanitised and shallow.Thus, gay magazines have gradually dropped furtiveness and euphemism, but put in their place "a utopic vision of a post-gay-liberation subculture" in which nobody is scared, sick or ugly.