Sentence examples for frightened of becoming from inspiring English sources
'Let us not be frightened of becoming Democrats - we do not cease to be Liberals because we become Democrats.' Mr Simon Hughes, MP for Southwark and Bermondsey, said at least three-quarters of his councillor colleagues would be fundamentally unhappy with losing Liberal from the title and at least 13 of the 19 in the parliamentary party.
Hedge fund managers are plainly frightened of becoming the next target.
We're frightened of her becoming a famous child".
Often, Zenker notes, they are unknowingly frightened of actually becoming successful.
It now seems that Britain's roads are getting more perilous at a faster rate than road users are becoming frightened of them.
He says that potential visitors to Egypt are becoming frightened of going anywhere in the Middle East or North Africa and associate the whole region with the violence they see on television.
I am frightened of what the new Administration's anti-immigration stance could mean for my dream of becoming a citizen, and for the dreams of my friends and extended family.
"You're frightened of them?" "They're frightening people.
What was I frightened of?
"I felt frightened of it.
