Sentence examples for become frightened from inspiring English sources

In our digital culture we have become frightened of paper.

"I would lie in bed hearing the crackling noise of fire and become frightened," she said.

Given all the recent attention to Alzheimer's disease, many people with the cognitive changes of normal aging become frightened, and fearing the worst, diagnose dementia.

If the chief executive senses envy in back of the thoughts, he may become frightened and choke off ideas which can be used quite constructively.

"Also, around January and February time people become frightened because of the Black Saturday fires and don't come up here as much".

Later Shiranzai told me: "Something I've been surprised to learn is that these men, who are planning to blow themselves up, always become frightened when you open fire on them.

She becomes frightened and she calls some friends of hers who don't believe her.

The Ethiopian government became frightened and redoubled its lobbying efforts at an opportune time.

The mainstream N.G.O.s became frightened of being associated with people who seemed quasi-terrorist, and then we started talking about war".

The youngest ones saw my hair falling out during chemotherapy and became frightened I had something contagious they were going to catch.

Ziggy was the Bowie incarnation that resonated most with people, and at times during the cocaine madness he even admitted he became frightened Ziggy was taking him over.