Sentence examples for frightened to ask from inspiring English sources

"We're all too frightened to ask".

People just sat there and everybody was too frightened to ask".

Walk in like you know what you're doing, but equally don't be frightened to ask questions.

She wasn't frightened to ask questions, to have the conversation with me, which I loved".

She made me not frightened to ask questions and unafraid to admit I'm wrong.

Young people are frightened to ask for help for themselves or others, because criminalising them means they fear arrest, shame or even the wrath of their families.

A widowed mother of five who sings with the choir at St. Francis Church in Waterfalls — and who was too frightened to be quoted by name — asked despairingly this week where she could seek solace now that her church was no longer sacrosanct.

Everything from a po-faced Gwen Stefani refusing a gift of cheese on the red carpet at this year's Brits; Amstell interviewing Natalie You'ree too beautiful!' Imbruglia with a paper bag over his head, or, famously, Girls Aloud's Cheryl Tweedy, fresh from her court case involving an incident with a toilet attendant, being asked whether people were frightened to see her walk into the ladies.

A new employee who doesn't ask questions may be scared, nervous, or simply frightened to look stupid.

They are frightened to death.

And are too frightened to.