Sentence examples for become too scared from inspiring English sources
The leader of the paranormal investigation assures his assistants that if they ever become too scared they can always run away from the house: "It can't follow us, can it?" But the horror for Eleanor is that she can't run away from what haunts her.
They talked in a way that most people had become too scared to, and for the first time in years I began to feel my age again, like a teenage girl again, even like a remotely happy person again.
With Act 10 crippling unions at many state and city agencies, Spink said that many employees have become too scared to speak out about work problems and many bosses have begun to pay scant attention to worker concerns.
The cat might become too scared to wander normally around your home.
People became too scared to collect the wounded, and so many died out in the open.
Ms. Zhong, who had heard about the earlier detentions, said she became too scared to apply for a permit when she heard that she had to do so in person.
What I did after a while was I didn't really give myself morphine when I wanted it on the pump because I became too scared of what was going to happen if I wasn't fully in control… I don't think that helped my recovery.
Pinsky shared one of his own favorites, Yeats' "Sailing to Byzantium". He talked about the tendency for poetry to become too formalized, scaring people into feeling as if they have to say something "smart". A poem is first and foremost "something that sounds marvelously moving," he argued.
I know I am playing it too safe when things become too easy, when I stop being scared.
Have we become a society too scared to think that our law enforcement officials can weed out those who pose a danger to the United States from those who break the law in a misguided effort to support local causes abroad?
