Sentence examples for feel scared when from inspiring English sources

"For instance, they used to feel scared when they heard the sound of planes, but nowadays they want to go out the building and stare at the sky to see the jets or helicopter when they hear them overhead".

I also feel scared when walking outside even on a normal day (when there is no demonstration)." The cleric's second eldest child, aged 21, said: "When the demonstrations occur, usually on Saturdays, the whole family has to stay in the house.

Gelotophobes either do not understand what laughter is, or they think it is directed at them in a negative, malicious way and feel scared when they hear it.

I don't want to feel scared when I've got an erection.

But while students feel scared when asked to talk about it, this doesn't mean their silence in the first place is because they're scared.

"I don't like the fact that as a woman I have to feel scared when I walk down the street in funky dresses and funky tights," said one attendee, a 24-year-old teaching assistant from York.

Although insisting Shainberg did not exploit her, Gyllenhaal has said she felt "scared when filming began" and that "in the wrong hands ... even in just slightly less intelligent hands, this movie could say something really weird".

Saying "I felt scared when I saw you speaking to that guy at the party" or "I feel scared you're going to find someone you like better than me" can prevent acts of aggression, because things are being dealt with in real time.

"I didn't feel scared, even when they were shooting," he says.

"Thinking about it now, I feel scared — but when I was there, it was different," Hanna told VICE News.

In Heroic, Jammy and, particularly, Tommo often feel scared or uncertain when in combat.