Sentence examples for make me fearful from inspiring English sources

Mr Gross gives us Wendy Cope's "Waste Land Limericks" ("In April one seldom feels cheerful;/Dry stones, sun and dust make me fearful;/ Clairvoyantes distress me,/Commuters depress me/Met Stetson and gave him an earful"), but alas not Myra Buttle's magnificent "The Sweeniad".

But the "positive qualities that I've seen in him and experienced in him also sort of make me fearful," the ex-staffer said.

Unpacking our feelings can lead us back to the source of our experience and, once we identify what we're thinking about that experience, we can ask a very simple question: "Why?" What is it about roller coasters that make me fearful or excited?

Jack Gold writes: Friends made me fearful when they heard I was making my first feature film, The Bofors Gun, with Nicol Williamson.

Also, what do I do now that this election has made me fearful for the state of our country and democracy?

This makes me fearful that when things get rocky, it will be the money (or lack of it) that talks, not patient care.

"This is unprecedented, moreover this reckless, juvenile, narcissistic irresponsibility makes me fearful for the future of the party that I love".

Erik: Delusions, hallucinations, and psychosis made me fearful, not violent.

This made me fearful of anything related to numbers.

To have to part with them made me fearful.

If I'm going to be honest, though: working for a label made me fearful of my job.