Sentence examples for being frightened with from inspiring English sources

But I want to get an objective appraisal of this democratic election, because we're being frightened with some image of the greater evil of the Republican Party, and there's a lot of evil there to talk about.

This phenomenon was probably related to certain baseline properties of the rats' behavioral conditions, such as the curiosity to or being frightened with the frequent light flashings that we usually observed at the beginning of the free-roaming tasks.

I am frightened with that.

Says Jack Welch: "Big companies like us were frightened with the advent of the Net.

They are frightened with a chill-to-the-bone about darn near everything; Politicians, newspaper columnists, African-Americans, anyone under 20, and yes, especially, the "end of times".

They are frightened with uncles and aunties because it is taboo to talk about that [sexual health] with your relatives".

Russia's credit boom is frightening, with lending up by 55% in the past year, but the economy is sheltered by large external and budget surpluses, thanks to high oil prices.

We were very strong at the top of the pitch but, all round, Agbonlahor was frightening with his speed.

"It's been frightening with the constant threat of the Taliban, but it's equally as frightening crossing paths with 18 and 19-year-old foreign soldiers, hyped up on energy drinks with paranoia in their heads and guns in their hands".

"Ultimately what is the real destroying thing is the depression, the self-loathing, and the fear – a lot of being drunk is to do with being frightened all the time".

Whatever the reason, it's unlikely to have anything to do with men being frightened of them.