Sentence examples for be particularly scared from inspiring English sources

Google isn't likely to be particularly scared of Wikia's new search engine, but it has probably been a little annoying for them to watch all the press about the upcoming "Google Killer".

Dorrett Coombs, the sister who found the bodies, said Ms. Coy-Bailey was particularly scared last fall because she was not sure her husband had a license to own the gun.

The effects will likely be horrible on everyone, but those not from this country and the subjects of racism are particularly scared.

One participant was particularly scared of the drill and made two suggestions to minimise the sound of dental treatment.

Mr. Carter entered Cathedral Square to the scattered applause of tourists, who were particularly scare today.

Though I'm not particularly scared of being beheaded, I do worry about ending up like "Santa" John Toomey, who for around 20 Christmases belted out rich baritone ho-ho-hos at a San Francisco Macy's.

What they mean is that he's a Muslim whom they're not particularly scared of.

I've been in a lot of protests before, so we weren't particularly scared of police shouting at us and telling us to move.

I'm not particularly scared of heights anyway, but I think that's part of the reason why.

"It's very easy for someone like Donald Trump, who has a very simplistic worldview and almost near-nothing understanding of immigration policy, to take a wide brush and paint this community as something as bad as he wants it to be, particularly just to scare people," Gallego said in a press conference earlier Tuesday.

Although they knew they were in trouble, the ones who spoke to VICE said at first they weren't particularly scared.