Sentence examples for far more scared of from inspiring English sources

Monstropolis is far more scared of children than vice versa.

St. Jacques Gypsies are in fact far more scared of non-Gypsies than even the timidest non-Gypsy is of them".

Wolves are far more scared of us than we are of them, he says, even though that might not convince many of us, especially given the fairy tales we've grown up with.

Finally, cognitive scientists know that we are far more scared of catastrophic risks that affect a lot of people in one place all at once than we are of risks that take their toll in slow motion, spread broadly across the human landscape.

It's not far and I'm more scared of the swan than of football.

They'll probably be more scared of us, hey.

I don't know who to be more scared of".

I was really more scared of the teacher.

I am way more scared of the ocean".

"I'm much more scared of being arrested".

The American guards, male and female, appeared irrationally scared of their prisoners and even more scared of those who were ordering them to make the captives' lives hell.