Sentence examples for always frightened of from inspiring English sources

"I was always scared as a kid, always frightened of what I was faced with," Littler says.

Of course he is extra frightened of interviews now, because he hates talking about his accident; but he was always frightened of interviews, saying, 'I don't want people to know who I am.' Ade Edmondson says he always lies in interviews anyway, to make himself more interesting.

When I first started here 12 years ago the carers that used to work here, they were always frightened of going into a room if somebody was dying in case they were dead when they walked in.

Are you ever frightened of him?

I was always frightened by the idea of not being able to find work after I graduated, so I spent a lot of extra time doing things that I knew would make me marketable ― studying statistics in my free time, for example.

Stories of the flu epidemic of 1918 have always frightened me, and I have sometimes tried to imagine the horror of its threat, just as, reading Thucydides, Defoe or Pepys, one can feel the horror of the plague.

(The movie industry is always frightened, and is always proudest of films that celebrate courage).

"It is a very shocking experience and I'd always been frightened of heroin before that, and that kind of sealed the issue as far as I was concerned".

She is always frightened.

It always frightened her.

No, I was just always frightened.