Sentence examples for frightened to learn from inspiring English sources

But if phages become more commonly used in health care and other settings, people may be skeptical or even frightened to learn they are actually viruses.

Zoyla Perez, 72, who has lived in her home at the foot of the park since 1987, said she was glad police had arrested suspects in the case, but was saddened — and frightened — to learn one of the men lived nearby.

In May, 2006, after the USA Today article appeared, Biden said it was frightening to learn that the government was collecting telephone records.

It can be frightening to learn you have melanoma, the least common but most dangerous form of skin cancer.

"It was frightening to watch.

It's frightening to watch.

I learned carpentry and I was frightened to get up on ladders, but I did it.

"I've learned that if you're frightened to do something, that usually means you should do it.

I think some people were simply frightened to report the cases".How much can other companies struck by product-liability cases learn from Centerpulse?

They are frightened to death.

"People are frightened to touch pianos.