Sentence examples for frightened of making from inspiring English sources

I was really frightened of making a film about the perpetrators.

Maybe they're frightened of making a mistake in front of 30,000," was perhaps the most tepid.

Patrick Nelson, chief executive of the Irish FA, insisted his organisation were "not frightened of making long-term decisions" when asked about giving O'Neill what he wants in the aftermath of the Helsinki game.

Novelist Julian Barnes's autobiographical meditation on death, Nothing to Be Frightened of, makes the list, alongside Miracles of Life, JG Ballard's memoir of the traumatic experiences that fed into his work.

The first session was a revelation for Elaine because, although she already knew quite a lot about therapy and has taken courses in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and Thought Field Therapy, Harrold's questions - such as 'What are you frightened of?' - made her cry.

"I am not frightened of hard work," said McInnes, who made his money in electronics.

North Korea is developing a frightening track record of making good on its threats.

What's more, the notion of an election under siege, a ballot conducted under the gaze of armed men, also gives these pathetic young men — men so frightened of life that they make a target of little girls — far too much respect.

They speak sparingly of race, if at all, for fear of making their children frightened of a world that is more open to them than ever before.

Except that over the last 20 years, protests from the social right have made politicians frightened of mentioning birth control and school boards frightened of including it in the curriculum.

But it was a good idea before last week's horrors, and is a good idea now.As for (b) criminals should fear that they will be caught and face consequences if they break the law, but that is a very different thing from making them frightened of the police.