Sentence examples for less fright from inspiring English sources

But if you're looking for an interview whose substance does not necessarily hinge on the first time a young woman "takes care" of a chicken, you'll enjoy MSNBC's Joe Scarborough's take on the future of conservatism - it involves more internet, less "Republican Party," less fright offered to puppies and kittens.

Douglas Brown suffers less stage fright than he once did.

Then there is a long list of less familiar frights.

In between the reveries this was a tentative performance by Ms. DeMent, less like stage fright than like a car engine not fully warmed on a winter morning.

But at the Armory the transformative power of stardom made their stony expressions look less like stage fright than like deadpan cool — the sang-froid of rock stars content to make you come to them.

Would the man who hopes to be the next President of another, no less riven Republic take fright at the new Red menace across the pond?

But, for less terrifying forms of fright and trickery, there still is Halloween, usually a big time of year at Realms of Enchantments, where Ms. Fiano sells brooms and incense, herbal potions and goddess figurines, scented candles and fairy T-shirts and the other accouterments of a healthy New Age or Wiccan lifestyle.

If your first performance goes smoothly, you will probably have much less (if any) stage fright for following performances.

That way, when it's time to give it to your real audience, you'll be less likely to get stage fright.

The frights here are less about 100 zombies storming someone's house and more about a slow, creeping dread, about the one or two monsters that no one understands getting loose in the neighborhood.

"Later that year he made a less frightening version but also with a fright wig".