Sentence examples for frightened to make from inspiring English sources
Dennis won't be frightened to make the right decisions.
"I get angry at the way people are being manipulated and frightened to make money," Dr. Morrison said.
She found the Americans' reluctance to interfere maddening; the religious factions were growing stronger, and secular groups were too frightened to make noise.
I'm frightened to make the wrong ones, and that makes me feel like I don't know yet how to protect children.
They may be living in out of reach areas, lack personal documentation or be frightened to make themselves known for fear of persecution.
That went on for three days while she huddled inside with her mother, sister and niece, too frightened to make a run for it.
It is frightening to make a complaint when your future career rests on the anonymous references of several individuals.
If, as is common, he allows people to buy drugs on credit, he faces the risk that they will not pay him back, especially if he is not sufficiently frightening to make his threats seem credible.
He did suggest that the prevailing culture at the time would have meant that patients would have been too frightened to have made a complaint.
He did what the Labour leadership was frightened to do: he tried to make a difference.
