Sentence examples for either frightened from inspiring English sources

As a boy, Tintoretto is said to have entered Titian's workshop as an apprentice but was thrown out after a few days, having either frightened the master with his aptitude or irked him with his personality; at any rate, Titian's attitude toward him was plated with permafrost.

Large Donors Think Again American intelligence officials say that they also have information that large financial donors to Al Qaeda, either frightened by the scale of the Sept. 11 attacks or dispirited by the swift military defeat of Al Qaeda and the Taliban, have abandoned their support.

There is no need to be either frightened or overly excited by these findings.

Across the city, people said they were either frightened or defiant because of the threats.

Those who suffer from Tourette's say they endure a daily string of indignities from people who are either frightened, annoyed or amused by their behavior.

Most of the batsmen are averaging fifty or better, the seamers are either frightening or pinpoint, and off-spinner Nathan Lyon increasingly confident of winning games late.

The bald numbers fail to capture the true impact: murdering a dozen doctors may cause the deaths of hundreds or even thousands of civilians, who are either too frightened to access healthcare or are simply left without services at all.

In Syria, nearly 4,000 schools have been destroyed, damaged or occupied since the start of the conflict; in many places, children are either too frightened to go to school, or there are no longer any schools to go to.

"A bit like having a revolver pointing straight into your head playing Russian Roulette," said Mr. Goei, who laments in the show program that young gay men were either too frightened to sign a campaign to repeal the law 18 months ago or felt there was no need, since the authorities have said it will not be enforced.

His rhetoric seemed intended either to frighten or to lull one into a false sense of security.

His attempts to communicate with Carlos are meant either to frighten the newcomer or to deliver a warning.