Scary in sentence

1539 examples of Scary in a sentence

So we reached out to community members and police officers in North Lawndale; it's a neighborhood in Chicago where the police station is perceived as a scary fortress surrounded by a parking lot.

Because it's scary and it's expensive, but we need to have it, OK? So, these are the problems.

So how do we change the narrative so that it doesn't seem so scary and remote?

Now, I'm sorry, this probably sounded like a scary virus again.

And let me put a scary number out there.

Compare that to eight million deaths from cancer per year today, and you can see that this is a scary number.

One poll found that 41 percent of Muslims in this country support jihad, which is obviously pretty scary, and it was reported everywhere in 2015.

Those risks may not be as huge and as scary as some of the opponents of medical marijuana would have us believe, but they are real risks, nonetheless.

And that's scary.

You don't literally slay dragons or fight Voldemort, but you face problems just as scary.

It's really not all that scary.

That all sounds scary, but doctors are so good at treating meningitis that a visit to the hospital can drastically reduce an adult’s risk of dying from it.

The future is scary, so it's much nicer knowing that we can make a decision with some assurance of the outcome.

This is the Mount Whaleback iron ore mine in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, a beautiful yet scary scar on the face of the Earth.

Well, that might sound scary.

The point of this transparency, the point of this everyday advocacy, was to dispel ignorance, and ignorance is a very scary word.

That was the most scary thing I've ever done in my life!

Algorithms picking your next job sounds a little bit scary, but there is one thing that has been shown to be really predictive of someone's future success in a job, and that's what's called a multimeasure test.

[It won't be too scary.]

We used to say STD, which stood for sexually transmitted disease, but it was changed recently because STI is a more medically accurate term, and taking away the big scary word "disease" helps decrease stigma.

When you can get accurate, judgement-free information from your peers, you realize that sex-ed doesn't have to be scary.

It's always sort of struck me as really a scary thought that if you see a dog in a park, and the owner is calling it, and the owner says, you know, "Puppy, come here, come here," and the dog thinks, "Hmm, interesting.

I mean, it is really very, very scary the abuse that dogs get.

You think it's something painful, or scary, or nasty.

It does not have to be nasty, scary or painful.

That's the scary part.

So I committed to the idea that my character wasn't going to be as scary as some of the others.

You can focus on the bad, you can focus on the scary, and certainly there's a lot of scary out there.

Now, if you've ever seen a 2,000 pound camel in rut, it is a scary, scary thing to behold.

And, to some people, this was very exciting because I took this topic that seemed very taboo and scary and I broke it down into a way that was accessible for young learners.

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