Sentence examples for be frightened of doing from inspiring English sources

"I think people looking at it in terms of heritage should not be frightened of doing this".

Some people are frightened of doing things differently, but you know what I say to them?

(As the novelist Julian Barnes admitted in his memoir, "Nothing to Be Frightened Of": "I don't believe in God, but I miss him").. Unlike the world described to my students by religious fundamentalists, this is a world that they recognize.

Why should I be frightened of dying?

(Or was it Breton?) The second was not to be frightened of what I didn't know, because if making a sauce à l'américaine was so simple that, from the point of view of Fernand Point, it didn't even merit a recipe, then surely I could make one.

The protesters seem to be frightened of what the government might do rather than what it actually has done.

Making sex something to be frightened of meant that, when I did need help, I couldn't ask for it.

'Let us not be frightened of becoming Democrats - we do not cease to be Liberals because we become Democrats.' Mr Simon Hughes, MP for Southwark and Bermondsey, said at least three-quarters of his councillor colleagues would be fundamentally unhappy with losing Liberal from the title and at least 13 of the 19 in the parliamentary party.

Changez tells his new acquaintance: "Do not be frightened of my beard.

Don't be frightened of the bright hues – all fade to a mere wash when blended in.

Before his screening at Sundance in January, Mr. Munch read a letter on behalf of the sasquatch that began: "Do not be frightened of us.