Terrifies

It contorts in a way that terrifies me.

The outdoors terrifies me, but I’m going to be a brave little toaster and hit play anyway.

This surprising news terrifies Luke, causing him to scream "Nooooo!" after already having his own father slice off his hand with a lightsaber.

It terrifies him,” says Renee Bracey Sherman.

If this prospect terrifies you, your fear is not unreasonable.

It terrifies me that I might lose my job.

There’s no reporter byline on VTDigger’s story"Militia Training Site Terrifies Neighbors In West Pawlet".

All the pumpety-thumpety music in the world can’t enliven a brief sequence where we learn that Crowley terrifies his houseplants into extraordinary growth by shredding the ones that lag behind.

And it’s not just humans who this dog terrifies: People like to post videos to YouTube of their dogs barking back at the screen when he bares his fangs.

It terrifies me that Iain deserves applause for this statement of what once was obvious.

Nothing terrifies bigots like Linda Sarsour more than seeing minority communities joining hands in solidarity and partnership.

No, today is a day where the internet terrifies us.

I thought I was going to have a hernia surgery which scared me but now the thought that they are just going to wait until I have to go to the er and then require a major surgery terrifies me more.

Technology continues to advance with absolutely no signs of slowing down, and that’s what terrifies me most.

That last bit really terrifies a lot of men.

The thought of doing anything illegal terrifies me.

Letter of Jerome to Damasus further The letters from Jerome to Damasus are examples of the primacy of the See of Peter: Yet, though your greatness terrifies me, your kindness attracts me.

Lurch scares off the thugs and terrifies Lafferty's other assistant.