Sentence examples for Feeling scared of from inspiring English sources

"I'm feeling scared of the light bulb," she says.

Mr. Lindelof said: "The idea was to have somebody who was incredibly useful on the island, someone who has great technological know-how and leadership abilities, and have the other characters feeling scared of him or alienated, based on his skin color.

I assure you it will leave you feeling scared of humanity, for humanity and mostly for the lack of humanity in humans themselves.

I think that one of the elements contributing to us feeling scared of the diseases and try to hide it".

If you're feeling scared of horror films, you're scared of horror films.

If you are too afraid to do a skill be honest and say "I'm feeling scared of this" rather than trying to avoid your turn or just refusing to do your skill.

Now I feel scared of it.

At that very moment I just felt scared of my friend.

Too often, however, "Floyd Collins" feels scared of the dark, quickly withdrawing from the shadowy complexities it needs.

The boy's mother worked at the church and said she felt "scared of going against God" by intervening.

I never felt scared of him I just felt pressured that if I did the right thing my career would go further and faster.