Sentence examples for a bit scared of from inspiring English sources

"I'm a bit scared of reading it.

I'm a bit scared of it, really".

I began to be a bit scared of her.

I used to be a bit scared of leopardskin.

"He was a bit scared of this," she said.

I was like, 'No, you have to be a bit scared of it'," she says.

Dambrot said "people get a little bit scared" of James, "a little in awe of him".

"Because David came off a sprint background, he was always a little bit scared of having to do long distance running," O'Connell says.

When I was young I think I was a little bit scared of him too, like an old fashioned school master, and yet somehow, one you liked deep down.

So a lot of black people, they are a little bit scared of white people, and some white people, they can't trust black people.

But as a member of the general public, it's hard to live in a world with terrorists and not feel even a little bit scared of them.