Sentence examples for frightening myself from inspiring English sources
Right before you walked in here, I was frightening myself thinking that I don't.
Arvid remembers longing for his childhood "with such teeth-grinding intensity that I almost frightened myself".
I hate being afraid – but I have to put myself in situations where I frighten myself.
Do I frighten myself when writing a ghost story, is another question I'm often asked.
In the evenings, I'll frighten myself with Stephen Romer's French Decadent Tales.
"I don't think I've ever frightened myself before when writing but there were areas where there was terror, as though I was looking into somewhere that I didn't know existed before, and it frightened me".
For Mr. Leconte, changing registers is "the only solution for me to stay alive, not to go to sleep, to frighten myself, to put myself in question, to never take the same road twice".
I flipped to the back, not to sneak a glance at how happily the narrative would end — a matter on which I am more undecided than ever — but to frighten myself with a simple count.
"I frighten myself sometimes.
I know violence and its trappings so well that I've frightened myself with my own capacity for brutality.
All of the listicles I'd frightened myself with painted them as enemies, assailants, aberrations from the safe human norm.
