Sentence examples for certainly frightened from inspiring English sources

It certainly frightened centrists, without whom neither party could flourish.

"He certainly frightened me from time to time".

I suggested, Wellington-like, that if he did not frighten his enemy, he certainly frightened me.

"Oh God, yeah, I was certainly frightened of going on stage.

Undeterred by protection measures which have certainly frightened off some potential volunteers, she says she "can't wait to go".

The absence of fellow countrymen to support certainly frightens the BBC where Euro 2008 is concerned.

I have been watching New Yorkers' response to another emergency, not nearly as horrifying as 9/11, but certainly frightening, disruptive and potentially dangerous.

The nighttime sequences in which Carlos pursues Santi's footsteps down empty hallways and into a cavernous subterranean chamber are certainly frightening.

Writing in the Times today, Doran outlined why he had to make cuts to Shakespeare's longest play: "If I chose to do my own "Eternity" Hamlet I would almost certainly frighten away many of that constituency.

Certainly frightening numbers.

"You'd have to have a record where the car is at all times, and that certainly would frighten America," said Mike Moffatt, an economist at the Ivy School of Business at the University of Western Ontario.