Sentence examples for it would frighten from inspiring English sources
Lincoln said that he was reluctant to send soldiers convicted of cowardice to firing squads because "it would frighten the poor devils to death to shoot them," and we don't expect to find power vested in someone capable of such jokes.
"They feared it would frighten the audience," he surmised.
It would frighten me". Ah, that's more like it.
"It would frighten you to talk to them," he says.
The Palestinian uprising hurt tourism, and there were fears that it would frighten investors.
In reference to Giants Coach Tom Coughlin, Ford added, "Tom's dealing in multimillion-dollar athletes, and I think it would frighten him to take them in there".
He said, 'It would frighten the American public -- they can't know about this.' So they picked up all the stuff and left," Callahan recalled.
Once a German plane was located, Mr. Moore said, the lights would frighten it out to the Bristol Channel, where a British Spitfire plane would try to shoot it down.
"One had a small child and thought it was the sort of book that would frighten children.
No journalists were allowed, as it was believed the scent of the additional bodies would frighten wildlife.
"I can't say everybody's the same, my own opinion, the thought of going into a room with 15 people who've got bipolar would frighten the life out of me It frightens you.
