forbiddingly's Usage Examples:

Scheuer called the film "artistic without being forbiddingly highbrow" said that 'the film "could do as much to popularize French.

work of New York saxophonist/composer Tim Berne can sometimes be almost forbiddingly rugged and demanding, but the coherence on this session, and the assertiveness.

Ultramarine (Na 7Al 6Si 6O 24S 3) was made by grinding the forbiddingly expensive lapis lazuli into a powder until a cheaper synthetic form was.

Despite the forbiddingly technical and "arid" appearance of the doctrines ascribed to Archestratus.

Kübelwagen were extensive and the resulting vehicle was both very slow and forbiddingly inefficient.

Reporter wrote, "Although elegantly shot, powerfully acted and possessing a forbiddingly ominous atmosphere, Anguish is too exploitative for the artsy crowd and.

According to Pitchfork, "Overnight it became forbiddingly difficult and expensive to incorporate even a handful of samples into.

tunes, arrangements, and mysteriously praised 'phrasing' aren’t just forbiddingly minimal — often they’re rather careless.

all it is Hyde's evocation of the unforgiving desert, especially its forbiddingly dark nights, that lifts the novel far above conventional suspense fiction.

elucidating works that 40 or 50 years after their publication still prove forbiddingly difficult.

in many parts of the Great Karoo, turning what was once regarded as a forbiddingly desolate and unattractive geographical barrier into a tourist destination.

subterfuges, and one of them is to use one of Malley's poems and another forbiddingly modern poem – frequently one of Geoffrey Hill's 'Mercian Hymns'.

aptly fat and feral as the villainous financier, and Honor Blackman is forbiddingly frigid and flashy as the latter's aeronautical accomplice.

Carson intended as a gentle introduction to what might otherwise be a forbiddingly serious topic.

dark with another movie"; in 1956, he was described as "too aloof and forbiddingly intellectual".

The transaction was complex, and the documentation was described as "forbiddingly voluminous".

"help to establish in people's minds that poetry is not necessarily and forbiddingly long-hair or academic".

of Linguistic Theory (a highly abstract, mathematically dense, and "forbiddingly technical" work) more palatable to the wider field of linguists.