Sentence examples for it's frightened from inspiring English sources

It's frightened me a bit, frankly.

"She has a certain intrepid quality, which may be deadly, but which until it's frightened out of her I rather admire," he begrudged, then resumed the rant.

As her host Beano says, "she has a certain intrepid quality, which may be deadly, but which until it's frightened out of her I rather admire".

Because it's frightened of turning round to investors and saying "we don't know what else to do".

"I think the art world is happy to dig down into the lower regions of society for a bit of gritty reality, but what it's frightened of is the middle classes with good taste, often.

It isn't teenage mums who are working the system: it's frightened politicians, who know that an easy route to getting a house on the public purse is to pick on vulnerable and voteless young women.

It's frightening.

"It's frightening to children".

"It's frightening for everybody.

It's frightening to open it.

(It's frightening. You look away).