Sentence examples for frightened of getting from inspiring English sources

"She wasn't frightened of getting hurt.

It's like they are so frightened of getting it wrong they have exempted themselves from being fashionable".

If you put yourself in the position of people who are frightened of getting into trouble, this isn't a very welcoming place," De Zulueta said.

It also looks like people are coming out a bit earlier in the evening and leaving a bit sharper – they want to stop drinking earlier than they normally would, because they're frightened of getting caught the next morning with alcohol still in their bloodstream.

Managing other people's anxiety also becomes the norm; those who demand that you, not they need to do something; those who demand you take responsibility for things beyond your control; those who are inexperienced and those who are frightened of getting it wrong.

He had this advice for young scientists: "Assuming they're not medically trained, I'd say don't be frightened of getting in touch with humans.

I was frightened to get out of the car and frightened to stay in it.

"This is why politicians in Warsaw are getting frightened of us," said Gorzelik.

Summers involve a planned trip to the far north reaches of Baltimore, but Mother invariably gets frightened of family and stops in D.C., where they linger as long as possible before timidly setting forth again or scurrying on home.

They get frightened of going out of the [labour] camp.

I don't know why people get frightened of lots of new members.