Sentence examples for ever terrified from inspiring English sources

When surgery was first mentioned, an operation that would remove part of my brain's right temporal lobe to cure my epilepsy, I wasn't ever terrified.

Did she ever terrify herself with what she wrote?

Mr. Mindell includes his own responses and those of a few other young people to the ever terrifying and astonishing remnants of the Holocaust and to Polish attitudes today.

She studied piano at Yale School of Music, describing the instrument as "the only thing I've ever been terrified of in my life".

It reminds us of all the times we've ever been terrified, stitches them together in two minutes and caps it off with Winona Ryder staring into a jumbled mess of Christmas lights – something so strange that I didn't know I wanted to see it until I already had.

Have you ever been terrified?

If you've ever been terrified by a man in white face makeup, you'll probably agree.

The rest of the country has been glued to the TV on round-the-clock "Yasi watch", where presenters talked up the tropical cyclone (Worst-ever! Terrified residents! Massive destruction only two hours away!), as if it were the pre-match coverage of a football grand final.

That already sounds like a recipe for disaster, but as we all know, if something sounds like it's too dangerous for children moon shoes and the ever-terrifying Skip-It come to mind we should immediately put it on the market for children to use.

So I'm just ever so slightly terrified.

Before I moved here, I imagined that I would be far too terrified ever to ride my bike in New York City.