Sentence examples for frightened breast from inspiring English sources
Literally translated as "the frightened breast", Llosa explains that it is a "folk" affliction, said by the locals to be suffered by children who have experienced the assault on their mother from inside the womb, and "are born without a soul.
Dr. Knight said public health campaigns based on the one-in-eight statistic could have the unintended effect of making some women so frightened of breast cancer that they would go into denial about the disease and give up on tests aimed to detect it early.
Symptoms, as described by the classification system, can be rank-ordered in terms of their impact (from high to low) on menopausal HRQoL as follows: aching joints and muscles, bleeding, breast tenderness, anxious or frightened feelings, vaginal dryness, androgenic signs.
The other facet of this is that we have so much general anxiety that we eat (usually picking throughout the day) to keep ourselves busy and to soothe ourselves much the same way an upset or frightened baby will suckle on its mother's breast (and in the absence of the breast chew on a blanket or suck its own finger).
Small, frightened people.
"A frightened woman, really".
Imagine how frightened I was".
"I feel worried, frightened, upset.
