Sentence examples for can be scared of from inspiring English sources

But you can be scared of death at any age.

We can be scared of this, or we can embrace it," she said.

Shashi Verma, chief technology officer at Transport for London, believes that some leaders can be scared of technology.

"I don't understand how a regime with an army and a police force can be scared of 20 activists," she said in a phone interview.

Cultural differences are a beautiful thing but, in a world where everyone if offended by everything, we can be scared of these differences.

We can be scared of spiders and snakes but not of cars or alcohol, even though the latter is more likely to be part of what kills you.

When both teams return after half-time, Auburn certainly have lost any and all edge from the element of surprise, and we'll see if the FSU kids can be scared out of their collective sense of invincibility.

Such cuts are based on nothing more than the Tory myth that poverty is a choice which people can be scared or starved out of.

Investors can be scared away by the threat of extra supply which, in Fujitsu's case, could dilute existing share capital by as much as 10%.

If Trump thinks that Mueller can be scared off by the prospect of being fired, however, he will have misunderstood not only the laws that restrain any President but the terms of his own employment.

"What can I be scared of?