Sentence examples for how terrified from inspiring English sources

Almost everybody, no matter how terrified, chooses to jump.

Her castmates have all spoken often about how terrified they were to sing live.

"That's how terrified of the dentist I was," Ms. Porter said.

By Jeffrey Frank August 17, 2016 A visit to Denmark reveals how terrified people there are of Donald Trump.

No matter how terrified or addled, no ostrich will try to hide by burying its head in the sand.

Judges talk about how terrified they are in completing their tasks at an Olympics or world championships.

Those who doubt that these moments matter should note how terrified the authorities and elites are when they erupt.

"I can't even begin to tell you how terrified they all are," said Miriam Hod, 49, who owns the Bet Shalom Motel.

Here in Nevada, on a crisp, cold, sunny morning, the sight of wild horses galloping in tandem, their manes flying, was breathtaking -- until they came close enough to the wranglers for observers to notice how terrified they were.

The age of terrorism is forcing all of us to learn a whole new vocabulary that describes potential threats and their consequences, if for no other reason than to calibrate how terrified we should be as each new menace emerges.

I once left mine napping while I collected her sister from school at the end of the road, and she's never let me forget how terrified she felt when she woke up and I wasn't there.