Sentence examples for frightened words from inspiring English sources

A few people mumbled frightened words about the approach of the millennium, and several dropped on their knees and prayed.

As she gazes in frightened awe, words of Scripture come to mind.

"We've come a long way," Marlene states in the opening act, yet the closing words from the frightened, approval-seeking Angie (played in an almost Neanderthal fashion by Bethan Williams) suggests otherwise.

In time there were more than 500, each with a check and some kind words for the frightened family.

Whether the CEO's words reassured or further frightened pilots at other carriers has not been definitively proven.

Alerted by word of mouth and frightened, neighbors adjusted their lives to avoid a killer they believed was stalking their streets.

Pushing, shoving and angry words followed, and eventually the frightened inspectors were forced to flee.

But these sound like the words of a brave and frightened man seeking the comfort of an idealized courage.

In other words, where markets are least frightened of sovereigns austerity is most easily tolerated, precisely because central banks are free to pick up the slack.

The ordeal was chaotic and terrifying, and once it was over, Jessica's mom, Sandy Phillips, offered what she hoped would be words of comfort for her frightened daughter.

The lawsuit says that the Hartes used to tell their son in particular that the government only went after the bad guys, but "the Hartes could find no authentic words of reassurance for their frightened and bewildered children".