Sentence examples for frightening himself from inspiring English sources

Since they interfere with his crucial business of frightening himself and the rest of Jewish America (not to mention the quotidian duty of filling one's allotment of column-inches), however, he ignores them.

So frightening, indeed, that he actually frightened himself.

But Lucas is an honorable man, and he frightens himself.

"But he seemed quite frightened himself, and very ordinary.

(You could tell Ray a scary story and actually frighten him; he could tell you one and frighten himself. He liked that).

If it was confusing at times, that may be because Mr Miliband frightens himself with his beliefs, which run some distance beyond where public opinion is thought to lie.

As she becomes more and more hysterical, it is clear why Pauline Kael called The Innocents "the best ghost movie I've ever seen", and it is easy to mourn the fact that Henry James, when he finally took up residence at Lamb House, did not have a DVD player in his drawing room, all the more to frighten himself so that he would, once more, be afraid to go to bed.

Admiral Kasatonov, who had wanted to frighten us, was frightened himself.

The court was also told about the "frightening situation" Nadir found himself in after he was accused of trying to bribe his original trial judge.

Several of the targeted women said that they felt the calls they received from Lubell and Doyle Chambers, and from Weinstein himself, were frightening.

Starting as an intern for a certain irreverent Congressman named Donald Rumsfeld (a frightening Steve Carell), Cheney proves himself a loyal and dutiful lackey to technocratic power, which he soon gets to see up close.