Sentence examples for a bit frightened that from inspiring English sources

I was happy to be lost in the wilderness for a while, but I was a bit frightened that I was never going to get back," Adele said.

I'm wanting to do it, but she's a bit frightened that something might go wrong and she don't wanna do it and take responsibility" [Man, 30s].

Above all, feminism and egalitarianism have never been either/or concepts, and it's a bit frightening that a supposedly clever man suggests otherwise.

Isn't it?Stephen Morris Queensland, Australia SIR — It is sad and a bit frightening that an intelligent and observant writer like Charlemagne once again pushes a referendum as the solution to the so-called constitutional crisis of the EU.

He added that he had been "a bit frightened" but that he would certainly fly with Qantas again.

I was quite young, so I think I found them a bit frightening at first.

Just forget.' That generation is still a bit frightened.

Like many others across Iraq, he felt conflicted, and a bit frightened, after it was revealed last week that the United States may keep 3,000 to 4,000 troops in Iraq next year.

I think I was a bit frightened of having to be a grownup and tried to put that off for as long as I could.

He is so powerful and strong that people literally are a bit frightened of him".

We were proud, though a bit frightened for him, but he was reassuring and confident that it was the correct path.