Sentence examples for been scared that from inspiring English sources

I'd been scared that, with the history of problems, I'd never have sold the home," she says.

"I've been scared that maybe I'd write something that would be interpreted the wrong way," she said, "and that I would be punished, or lose my job".

I had been scared that the mere fact of the subject being broached between us would lower barriers — within him, within me; against suicide, against a quiet kind of patricide — barriers whose existence I didn't even want to think about, because to acknowledge them would be to confront the impulses they guarded against.

For over four years, I had been scared that he was dead.

"Ever since the Paris attacks, I've been scared that an attack like that will happen here.

They must have been scared that we would start some new project that might take away their patients.

You can't be scared, that's for sure.

"I'm scared that's going to happen to me," he said on Monday night.

But if the Saudis are scared that's a plus for the Iranians".

"I don't really like to drive anymore because I'm scared that's going to happen again".

I was scared that day.