How to pronounce “frighteningly” in English

to see things objectively, and not through your, again, overwhelming lens of the world.And his other essay on-- I think it's called "Frighteningly Ambitious Startup Ideas"-- he's saying that "The way to really big things seems to actually be to start with deceptively smallthings." And I think this is true for most successes.

While it should have been refreshing to see someone at their school engrossed in Mary Woolstonecraft's 'A Vindication of the Rights of Women,' Michelle's embrace of culture seemed a bit affected.She had an inexplicable fondness for the phrase 'pas de deux,' which Nate had once-- frighteningly enough-- overheard her use in reference to her relationship with him.Still, at moments, he felt real affection for Michelle.

She could think of no other place.She opened her handbag, so light, and looked down at the frighteningly few rupee notes in there.Her trunk was light, too.

discovered a nation that really was -- in my opinion and in the opinion of people who were trying to steer the economy -- on the edge of the repeating the Great Depression,something that seemed perhaps the most remote possibility to economists seemed to be at hand. Not a certainty of course, but it was frighteninglyclose. When we surveyed the economists at the Wall Street Journal, we asked them, "What are the odds of repeating the Great Depression?”