Published in 1886, this remains a frighteningly accurate portrait of the alcoholic personality.
A woman in a cupcake of a wedding dress, with her wedding party behind her, stands against a frighteningly bruise-hued sky.
Presumed to be infected with tuberculosis—potentially fatal and frighteningly infectious—she and Kowerski were released.
Tough, frighteningly ambitious, politically savvy, and willing to take outsize risks.
That high falsetto is frighteningly convincing, which raises the question: could a man really have pulled it off?
Surprisingly, frighteningly light they were, as if filled with cotton.
He was walking in that frighteningly slow, measured way toward the village.
The backward vista down the years is too frighteningly long.
And instantly he remembered that Jill was very near the place where frighteningly impossible things were happening.
The staff broke into a frighteningly off-key rendition of "Happy Birthday to You."
