Sentence examples for he's frightened from inspiring English sources
And then my eight-year-old self thought: he's frightened of losing to a girl!
This tells me he's not ready to take responsibility, or he's frightened to say something is wrong.
When he speaks of India, he means that he's frightened by the danger that men will lose their co-starring role in conceiving a child, their purchase on the womb, which he has always written about with awe.
Jomaa doesn't like to discuss his politics — running a café in wartime is hard enough without having to worry about its reputation — but, like many Syrians in Damascus, he's frightened and disenchanted.
"Sandler is victimised by Hoffman, and there's a bit where he eventually confronts him and he's frightened, and he finally stands up to him and goes, 'Look, I am a nice man', and that's all he says.
He's frightening man, so that's a good sign.
Jackman, with a black Vandyke beard, seems more backwoods than suburban here, and he's frightening.
What did Von Uffenbach mean when he says he was "frightened" by Vivaldi's playing?
The horse's ears may well be back if he is frightened.
