Sentence examples for frightened from from inspiring English sources
A small boy runs, frightened, from a lonely churchyard, across a flat, marshy landscape.
As a child, Norng Charnpal was rescued, filthy, starving and frightened, from Tuol Sleng when it was liberated.
On the first day, she ran into an American and fled, frightened from years of exposure to textbooks depicting Americans as bloodthirsty demons.
General Freakley suggested that the Iraqis might have been frightened from their hiding spot when the infantry soldiers left the trucks and started walking around just a few feet away.
"Question with boldness even the existence of a god," he advised his nephew, Peter Carr, in a letter of 1787: "Do not be frightened from this inquiry by any fear of its consequences.
Carmela was abused as a puppy and even after years of love and reassurance, she's still frightened from things of her past.
To the Democratic governors here, the prospect of a shutdown is frightening from a governing perspective.
"It is so frightening from the moment you walk in the door".
I find this, in all seriousness, genuinely frightening from a minister, so I'll explain how he does it.
His hyperactivity conveys a desperate need for attention, which is frightening from someone who has so much presence.
What made the event memorable, indeed frightening from the standpoint of free speech, was the action of a deputy United States marshal providing security for the justice.
