Sentence examples for I think scared from inspiring English sources
"Contini gets a little nuts once in a while when he wasn't happy, and he, I think, scared some of our officers," Mr. Wood later said in his deposition.
"The notion that there is finally going to be some reasonable and measurable disclosure of environmental and public health dangers in residential transactions has, I think, scared a whole bunch of people," said Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democrat from Westchester County, who was the measure's chief sponsor.
In the same way I think scared straight may satisfy a feeling of, "We're doing something," rather than nothing, and it doesn't cost the jurisdiction a ton of money, and we're giving inmates a chance to redeem themselves, which is always a nice story.
The initial buy I think scares people off.
I think I scared the white people".
But I think it scared off a lot of teams".
It made you uncomfortable, and I think that scared the Pulitzer committee.
I think they scared pretty much everyone in camp with their competitiveness.
The friend said of the American, "I think he scared Richard".
Glen Bowersock, who was the head of the classics department when Nussbaum was a student, said, "I think she scared people.
