Sentence examples similar to As we frightened from inspiring English sources

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So maybe the present mood is healthier – as long as we stay frightened, we might just be all right.

Exeter assistant coach Ali Hepher: "We looked as though we weren't enjoying our rugby in the first half as we were frightened to make mistakes.

As frightened as I am for my wellbeing, I am even more concerned for others in the disability community.

Now angry as well as frightened, Mrs. Szilagyi continued to worry.

RONALD REAGAN once described inflation as being "as violent as a mugger, as frightening as an armed robber and as deadly as a hit-man".

As frightening as that sounds, we shouldn't be surprised.

He'd act as frightened as could be.

Afterward, we felt we'd frightened each other as much as anything else".

As frightening as they sound, these weapons are not banned by international law.

As frightening as Jenkins' statement sounded, he was far less alarming under cross-examination.