Sentence examples for feel scared that from inspiring English sources

Today, Eric Winn, a freshman, said he did not feel scared, that Dartmouth still had one of the safest campuses in the country.

However, if this situation continues, I feel scared that I might lose control for some reason and actually kill myself.

WHEN I feel scared that my voice is not meant to be heard, it doesn't come out so smoothly," said the choreographer Ellis Wood, 36, on a bright October day in an empty cafe in Little Italy.

It was "a complete lie, to embarrass me, to make me feel scared that this might happen, but also to denigrate me and give the impression that I am a loose woman.

I began to feel scared that I had said the wrong thing.

"Do you feel scared that you might die?" We had talked about fear before.

I only waked him because I felt scared that being out too long might give Buck brain damage or such.

Compared with children from Wenchuan, those from Mao were more likely to report that they were in serious danger, that their houses had been seriously damaged, that they felt extremely anxious about their own lives, and that they felt scared that family members or significant others would die or be seriously injured (Table  1).

I didn't feel scared – I had that sense of security in my family.

"Peter Dutton was a former policeman, a former cop and... downplaying a child reporting to an adult that somebody has touched them inappropriately, that they feel scared, I don't think that is an appropriate response from an adult," Hanson-Young told Sky News.

If you feel scared, every day, that you're doing something wrong, that you didn't eat the right things, that your baby could have a medical issue: Welcome to motherhood.