Sentence examples for indeed scared from inspiring English sources
As a Nigerian living abroad, I've become embarrassed — indeed scared — after learning that in February 2003 a Czech victim of an Internet fraud murdered an innocent Nigerian in Prague.
After reading the commentary Wednesday by the NRA's CEO, Wayne LaPierre, about why Americans should be terrified in this fearful world and arm themselves, I will admit that I grasped what he was saying and was, indeed, scared by it.
Abu Saada, of the EOHR, said: "This is a very tough sentence, and it will indeed scare human rights activists working in this country".
Such a horrific event would indeed scare Portugal and Ireland, but a threat to expel Italy or Spain is empty: they are too big and too tightly tied into the EU.
Indeed, scare stories about increases in investment in research by other countries are often deployed by those lobbying for greater spending in the UK – as if science were some kind of zero-sum game.
That might indeed scare them -- but Obama's obeisance to Netanyahu doubtless has been recognized as a worrisome truth for quite some while.
While some of these may indeed be scared, others simply see a virtue in patience.
If money is not circulating, but is stashed in reserves or under mattresses, it cannot boost spending or push up inflation.Indeed, if scared banks, firms and households cling more tightly to cash rather than lend it or spend it, the downturn will deepen.
