Sentence examples for frightened of a from inspiring English sources
"I was frightened of a mental breakdown.
He wasn't frightened of a country sheriff.
She is still a bit frightened of a new relationship.
Why were men so frightened of a strong woman?
So I welcome the fact that David Axelrod isn't frightened of a tight election.
Not, 'There is another way.' Why are we so frightened of a few bond managers?
She said, "At first we were frightened of an electric wire.
"This message is being spread by scaremongers who are frightened of an alternative and scared of losing power," he said.
No one knows why, though the leading theories are that the rulers are frightened of an invasion or are acting on the advice of astrologers).
'Yeah.' 'Course not... unless you're frightened of an intelligent film-maker.' I'm still making the sort of punctuation marks you make with your shoulders after somebody inveigles you like that, when he surprises me with a question.
Is it credible, that two people could both be so frightened of an imaginary intruder, that it occurred to neither of them that they had actually heard the other?
