Sentence examples for more fright from inspiring English sources

[New York Post] The bedbug scare may have been more fright than bite, but the bedbug-busting business is thriving.

The danger: You'll find more fright than bite, though great whites weighing upwards of 4,000 pounds have reportedly been caught.

Our summary score on test result impact showed a 'bad' impact (sumscore < 0, implying that the test results causes more fright than reassurance and relief) of a positive test result, and a 'good' impact (sumscore > 0) if no risk of HDFN turned out to be present.

Based on tonight's sharp-eyed, keen-witted Treehouse of Horror XXII - funnier, faster and more fright-worthy than last year's dud, thankfully - there's a lot of ink left in the old ink pot yet".

"I had more stage fright than I'd ever had in my life," he said, "I think because I didn't feel completely prepared.

The analysis of fear-metaphor types presented in Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk and Wilson [ 18] provides additional evidence for the English preference of fight effect EESs in the corpus materials and a more frequent fright scenario in the case of Polish.

Playing shows has become less and less -- I used to have a lot more stage-fright.

Right now it is exhibiting more calm than fright.

That was a fad in fright more than a century ago.

They have traditionally been bigger in rich countries than emerging ones (where investors tend to take fright more quickly, pushing interest rates up).

"And given how gory and intense horror films are these days... Well, it takes a lot more effort to fright people nowadays.