Sentence examples for be less frightened from inspiring English sources

"Maybe the Socialists will get our troops out of Iraq, and Al Qaeda will forget about Spain, so we will be less frightened," he said.

As the weather warms up they will return and I'm wondering if there are any books which might help her be less frightened of them?

The group also proposed renaming some conditions to exclude the word cancer so that patients might be less frightened and less apt to press for unneeded tests and treatments.

Hayman urged his former colleagues in the police to be "less frightened about dealing with racially sensitive issues.

"He was an outrageous man who inspires people to be less frightened of their desires," he said.

People who grew up before effective treatments for HIV were available, and when Aids was the subject of a series of terrifying televised public-health warnings, somehow managed to be less frightened of sex than we are.

However, once she received training she found she was less frightened about handling the money.

Parenting then versus now: We were less frightened and anxiety-ridden, and I blame the information overload.

Several parents in Shelby County who are in the country illegally said in interviews that they were less frightened about Section 28 than about other parts of the law.

They say, for instance, that some premalignant conditions, like one that affects the breast called ductal carcinoma in situ, which many doctors agree is not cancer, should be renamed to exclude the word carcinoma so that patients are less frightened and less likely to seek what may be unneeded and potentially harmful treatments that can include the surgical removal of the breast.

During sleep they were exposed to one of those smells - and when they woke they were less frightened of the image linked to that smell.