Sentence examples for believed frightened from inspiring English sources
He was a former cop who believed frightened women.
Bombings that killed 300 civilians -- whether by Chechen terrorists, as Moscow claims, or by K.G.B. provocateurs, as many Chechens believe -- frightened and infuriated the Russian public.
According to an article by David Segal in the September 7 New York Times, Mr. Vitaly Borker believed that "frightening customers was a way to generate internet publicity about his business, which purportedly elevated his profile in Google searches, generating more traffic and revenue".
She believed they were frightened.
Until a few months ago, this would have been considered out of date — it has hardly been played since the 1940's — but lately the popular Be3 is not believed to be frightening.
Spaniel type Sutty is believed to have been frightened off when a helicopter rescued his 60-year-old owner in the Ogwen Valley on 29 May.
The surgery required to implant the electrodes is not dangerous, but researchers believe the public is frightened of it.
I don't believe that Algerians are frightened of this government".
We have been frightened into believing that government debt is a bad thing, but nearly all money today originates as debt.
Most of the time, these articles were accompanied by images of actual bath salts, which only helped fuel the hysteria within a society that isn't particularly drug-smart and is quite used to being frightened into believing things.
