"frightening for" or "frightening to"?
| It was very frightening for her. |
| It was awful &; frightening for me. |
| Well, it's frightening for me also. |
| Have a look, its amazing and I'd sure was frightening for the driver of the Clio. |
| It was incredibly frightening for them not knowing whether we were alive or dead. |
| Car shopping is a process that is very exciting for some but frightening for many. |
| It is important to remember psychosis can be very frightening for the person who is experiencing the symptoms. |
| If a child has been abused, a hug which you intend as a comforting gesture could be very frightening for them. |
| I had to do one with the mini-series Gunpowder, Treason &; Plot and it was much more frightening for the actor. |
| DOC Programme Manager Brent Guy says the eruption would have been very frightening for people near the mountain. |
| That's what's frightening to me. |
| This is frightening to so many people. |
| And that's genuinely frightening to them. |
| What children imagine is usually more frightening to them than knowing the facts. |
| Second, it's not as frightening to authors or as helpful to the anti-OA FUD campaign. |
| These can be frightening to those around as well as upsetting for the person concerned. |
| What is most frightening to me is that our media have supported, protected, and helped advance this Nowhere Man. |
| It might often sense somewhat frightening to sports activity a peek that is a little bit out from the tradition. |
| One of the things that seems to be very frightening to Christians is that such a thing could actually take place. |
| The part that is frightening to me (apart from the stalking tendencies) is that this man is an investment banker. |
| Deception can be frightening in its consequences. |
| Red Bull's pace may have looked frightening in Japan. |
| But the speed of these zombies is frightening in itself. |
| Your grim retelling made it seem even more awful, even more frightening in detail. |
| Energy mobilization Even the most peaceful animal becomes frightening in times of emergency. |
| And it will happen so swiftly the anger and instability are going to be frightening in scope. |
| It isn't that the candidates were very nasty, but supporters of both were actually frightening in their conduct. |
| Suddenly, the powers of the presidency will be dangerously expansive and frightening in the hands of the Democrats. |
| At first, their dancing appeared crowded and almost frightening in the small space, but the audience quickly adjusted. |
| That's because I believe everything in Asia is so intense these days it's almost frightening in an exhilarating kind of way. |
| His raw power is frightening at times. |
| Rhys is frightening at times and intense. |
| It's gone away now but was a bit frightening at the time. |
| He was very ominous looking and his large stature was quite frightening at my age. |
| Bangkok is truly a crowded, non-stop moving city that can be frightening at times. |
| There's something calming about trees, even though they can be frightening at times. |
| The Cuban Affair, admittedly dramatic and frightening at the time, was a short-term crisis in international affairs. |
| It can get disheartening, even frightening at times, but Roger always figures out a way to get a laugh out of us in the end. |
| Absurd but frightening at the same time, this episode made the simple daily things that we use into something extremely scary. |
| The gold prices are really frightening at the moment; I am waiting for it to come down a bit before starting investing in gold. |
| Acknowledge what's frightening about it. |
| That is what is so frightening about the Romney/Ryan campaign. |
| The word ' heavy ' shows something frightening about the policeman. |
| What is so frightening about Engdahl's vision of the world is that it is so real. |
| What's truly frightening about this is that Weber is most likely being conservative here. |
| What is frightening about this racket is suspected connivance and condonement at very high levels. |
| The only thing I found frightening about costumes and masks was that I sometimes couldn't tell who was in what costume. |
| There is something rather frightening about men who can only function in their job or calling if women are not equal to him. |
| Isn't there something rather frightening about that? When I was growing up, I genuinely felt social class divisions were breaking down. |
| What is most frightening about all these is that our security outfits seem to have no answers to these problems unlike in other nations. |
| That moment was one of the most frightening of my life. |
| Most frightening of all, every year the studies change. |
| Definitely the most frightening of all my life experiences. |
| Default risk This is the most frightening of all investment risks. |
| And then, most frightening of all, real darkness began to close in. |
| The thought of an indifferent universe is the most frightening of all. |
| The most frightening of viruses is the virus you do not know is already there. |
| In this psychotic world, the well adjusted ones are the most frightening of all. |
| Most frightening of all, Islamic radicals have frequently launched physical attacks on Copts. |
| Other human beings being able to exist without external controls are far too frightening of a concept. |
| Nothing is so frightening as what's behind the closed door. |
| But this Halloween may be a little more frightening as a Blazer fan. |
| The globe of dating may be a frightening as well as unknown location for lots of individuals. |
| It sounds like a place that would seem really frightening as a child but way more subdued as an adult. |
| Nothing that they experience beforehand is so frightening as the possibility that their escape was for naught. |
| Special mention goes to show newcomer Smallhorne, who was brilliantly frightening as the terrorist, his horrendous deeds beautifully contrasted with a humdrum suburban homelife. |
| Though these books are, of course, NOT post-apocalyptic tales, they do depict a world that is about as barren and frightening as a 9 year old lower-middle-class girl can wrap her mind around. |
| From the road, it looked a little frightening because of the condition of the beams and wires that looked rusty, but it held on strong. |
| Going to the loo At first, the thought of passing urine can be a bit frightening because of the soreness and because you can't feel what you're doing. |
| The highway between Huntsville &; Decateur where I am staying was clear but frightening because of patches of black ice &; uncleared side road entrances. |
| They never hurt me, but those piercing eyes would stare at me in the night, looking even more frightening because of the reflection from the moon on their eyes. |
| Audition wasn't frightening because of the grisly torture sequences, although Miike could certainly never be accused of not going for the jugular in that regard. |
| It was very well constructed and the clues were dripped in slowly and tantalisingly and to be honest the end was even more frightening because of the possibilities it unleashed. |
| The students said the lockdown was especially frightening because of the recent Virginia Tech shootings, which prompted colleges across the state to revisit their security plans. |
| And of course, it will mean going through one of those frightening ESA medicals -- frightening because of the number of people who are passed fit for work when they are not capable of doing a job. |
| But actually it's not that frightening on stage. |
| The scenes are really spooky and frightening on moments. |
| We find Americans both amusing and frightening on this issue. |
| Could that scene (you know which one I mean) be as frightening on DVD. |
| Taking the dare to ride down Suicide Hill was pretty frightening on a bmx. |
| You learn how to defuse situations, living in a city, but that does not make the behavior acceptable or less frightening on a gut level. |
| Do we want Syria to tread the same path? A feeble Iraq, a nerveless Libya and an impotent Syria would look terribly frightening on a map of the Middle East. |
| These are just a few instances of haunting and frightening by spirits. |
| The position of women in the Judaeo-Christian tradition might seem frightening by our late twentieth century standards. |
| Not long after setting off we drove through a torrential rainstorm, which was made even more frightening by the fact that the windscreen wipers don't work properly. |
| The lack of depth of there knowledge is frightening considering the power they yield in Government. |
| These little creatures though amazing as they are, are quite frightening considering their devastating sting. |
| The most shocking number from the survey -- and frightening from a consumer perspective -- is only 3. |
| The physical likeness between the Malaysian actress and the Burmese lady is striking, even frightening from some angles. |
| It may seem frightening from the outside, but there are fair levels of comfort within as we have consistently done so in the past. |
| The mass manipulation is frightening from a psychologist's perspective, and it is no wonder that mass unrest is starting to take hold in the western world as well as the far-east. |
| The next steps are even more frightening like the author mentioned. |
| As we have seen, God's voice is loud and frightening like thunder (Ps 68:33). |
| The professors looked comparatively grave and composed and not grim and frightening like school teachers. |
| A King adaptation would be all the more frightening with even less ammo. |
| The stakes in the health care game seem to be getting higher and more frightening with each passing year. |
| Well, Halloween is about to get even more frightening with this list of outrageous, one-of-a-kind costumes that would suit any lottery jackpot winner. |
| The sun had happily went to hide behind the mountains at the time just before 5:30pm Hamamatsu time, and the jogging path became increasing frightening with each passing minute. |