Sentence examples for Must be frightened from inspiring English sources

Like the Chinese dragon, the squirrel must be frightened away by the clamor and yells of the event's human witnesses.

Ashdown said: "They must be frightened not of you but of the revealing moment [with a caller].

The poor girl must be frightened, he thought, and turned homeward, stopping to buy a three-kilo box of sweets, fat yellow ludhoos, ghulab jaman, barfi, shahi tukrah.

You must be frightened beyond belief.

Of course it must be frightening to find yourself in the midst of revolution, although there is more than a whiff of xenophobia in reports of holidaymakers fearing that rioters were "for all we know raping girls".

Therefore, female employees must not be frightened by a knock on the door.

And international relief agencies must not be frightened away from what is now the most important American foreign policy endeavor.

Editors fear, however, that if the E.U. retains its current air of overwhelming vagueness it might just bore the people into submission; the people must therefore be frightened into active resistance by facts, the more concrete and disgraceful the better.

We have tough DNA, a tough constitution, and so we must not be frightened".

To invoke the pain and loss of 9/11 in this context destroys our capacity for rational debate; we must not be frightened of being cast as unpatriotic for discussing policy rather than fear.

The clinician must not be frightened by an unusual respiratory pattern in the presence of a comfortable patient, because with PPS- patients are able to breathe as they like to maintain a normal pH, most likely because the neuroventilatory coupling is improved by this mode, as described by Younes [ 1].