Sentence examples for a slightly scared from inspiring English sources

There's a theme developing here… As a slightly scared child, I had a cataloguing gene, a way of making a complex world more manageable.

They are the sort of shameful aberration only a wealthy, slightly scared, little country can afford.

It fed a furious, slightly scared cynicism in its readers that was born of perceptions of falseness in advertising, certainly, and in perhaps, well, everything with which "they" presumed to know and affect our thoughts.

Golden Driver's lithe, slightly scared looking drummer wears a T-shirt with WARHOL emblazoned across it in bold capitals.

Slightly scared after Harvey charged up to me like a rabid bull and demanded my name ("Press," I bleat), I get in the lift to leave.

It didn't work out and I was slightly scared away by that experience.

"I think any time you love someone, you're slightly scared of it," he says.

"Um, they're slightly scared!" [Giggles head off.] The world knows little, still, about the enigmatic Leona Lewis.

We were slightly scared that we'd be so influenced by her we wouldn't find our own voice.

I'm slightly scared by this level of enthusiasm, but my curiosity about the man behind such a statement is too great to resist.

The performance had been so convincing that we were slightly scared that he might flip into the despotic alter ego at any moment.