Sentence examples for frightened about it from inspiring English sources
Some people are really frightened about it.
"I'm frightened about it," he says, in an interview to promote Being AP, "more than I ever was [when I was riding].
Alexis Rockman has been tackling climate change through his art since 1994, when a paleontologist described the danger heading our way and why he was frightened about it.
I don't like the idea of death from a personal point of view and I'm very frightened about it... .......... [daughter, aged 54] In a small number of cases discussions were reported that looked beyond the process of dying and the event of death.
"We have a lot of Jews walking around who are frightened at things they need not be frightened about," said Mr. Blakeslee, a sociologist at Framingham State College in Massachusetts.
Onscreen power often emerges full-blown among accidentally discovered performers with little training and little technique; what's frightening about it is that no effort can develop it — or keep it.
There's nothing frightening about it.' " The result has been the best reviews to date of Mr. Penry-Jones's career, as well as a surprise hit for the Royal Shakespeare Company in a realm -- 18th-century German expressionism -- not often explored by Britain's heavyweight theaters.
It's weird to watch Animalympics (not to be confused with Hanna-Barbera's not at all scary Laff-A-Lympics) today (and it is available to watch on YouTube) because there's nothing intermittently frightening about it.
"People are frightened about smallpox because it's in the news a lot," said Dr. Paul Offit of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Kolpack's neighbor had received an unexpected parcel and was so frightened about the possibility that it might contain anthrax that she would not open it in the house.
