Sentence examples for be scared of its from inspiring English sources
Its government appeared to be scared of its own shadow, disappointing millions of those who had voted for it.The Lib Dems, Britain's third largest party, have often been accused of opportunism saying one thing in northern constituencies held by Labour while telling quite a different tale in southern constituencies held by the Tories.
Do you have to be ambivalent about religion to be scared of its ruling America?
Similarly when Renault tells us that Alexander's horse favours him not just because he was the only one to work out it was scared of its shadow, but because it believes he is divine ("men had not mastered it, but it would go with the god") there's no jolt of surprise or unease.
It's difficult to hold, sir. Only because you're scared of its teeth.
In 2008 Time magazine described Britain's youth as "unhappy, unloved and out of control"; a nation gripped by an "epidemic of violence, crime and drunkenness" was scared of its feral youth.
"People are scared of it right now".
