Sentence examples for indeed frightened from inspiring English sources
Americans were indeed frightened after Sept. 11, and the Bush administration was in a great rush to torture prisoners.
It confirms that earthquakes were not common in earlier time and states that "all were more or less startled, and, indeed, frightened".
Your speeches and your ad campaign have indeed frightened me, though not perhaps the way you intended: I shudder at the idea of any of you three, the Commander or his like-minded Commander wannabes, answering that call at 3 A.M. Please: let it ring!
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Reagan was indeed frightening to many of us.
The puppet is indeed frightening, rearing up and twisting in the air and smacking its tail on the floor.
To the Editor: Lawrence M. Wein's analysis of the threats facing us, and the relative ease of entry to the various portals, is indeed frightening.
What made the event memorable, indeed frightening from the standpoint of free speech, was the action of a deputy United States marshal providing security for the justice.
But such displays do indeed frighten many, even in a gun-friendly state like Texas, and the so-called open-carry gatherings have grown bigger, bolder and more problematic for the police and city officials.
It is indeed frightening that the executives in charge of development and planning at a national television network would think that such a show is not only appropriate, but also one that would be of interest to the television-watching public.
The predictions are indeed frightening.
