Sentence examples for absolute fright from inspiring English sources
I remember absolute chaos and absolute fright on people's faces.' Although he did not know Blair Peach, within 24 hours of his death he was involved with various Southall defence committees which would eventually be the driving force behind the Blair Peach Campaign.
"He's in an absolute state of fright," said the person with knowledge of the case.
In his book "Lombard Street", he cautioned central bankers to beware the "great risk of diffused fear":by this I do not mean absolute panic, but only a vague fright and timorousness which spreads itself instantly, and as if by magic, over the public mind.
He was notoriously prone to stage fright, yet the mannerisms give him absolute command – it just seems impossible that real anxiety could lurk beneath such a rococo simulation of it.
Remember: Take a lot of care to cook your John Dory to the absolute minimum just enough to give it the slightest fright.
Fright wigs, frightening women and frightful acting.
Bondholders also took fright.
A.W.: What about stage fright?
