Sentence examples for feel terrified that from inspiring English sources

At first I feel terrified that vulnerable school-leavers may think Nev's boorish behaviour is normal and acceptable.

People with relatives in homes – or about to embark on the difficult journey of choosing care for their loved one – will immediately feel terrified that this type of abuse is common across the country and that their relative could be the next victim recorded in secret filming.

This time you sit down without wondering how you'll leave, but instead you feel terrified that they might.

But every time she hears a voice she feels terrified that "they're going to come back full-fledged".

We could define an act of terrorism as something that makes us feel terrified, but heading further down the subjective rabbit hole would only make things more difficult.

"I look back now and I feel terrified about all the things that I did.

"The reality is that people feel terrified to go in these areas – be they pedestrians or motorists – because nobody has the right of way," said Lord Holmes, a gold-medal-winning Paralympic swimmer and Parliament's sole blind member, who commissioned the survey.

I feel terrified and I don't think I will ever got over that".

"I've completely avoided that huge area of public health and midwifery and I feel terrified of it now, you know, if I were to get a woman who was saying, 'I'm smoking, what can I do about it'.

You should not feel terrified".

You should feel terrified.