Sentence examples for more frightened for from inspiring English sources

I'm even more frightened for my family".

Don't they understand that most of those who come to a tournament or watch on television are more and more frightened for the economic future of our children?" How about being grateful?

Like your dad used to tell you about spiders, they're more frightened of you than you are of them – for envy is a kind of fear, a creeping kind which eats the soul and murders empathy.

Progressive economists have supported this principle for 70 years, but have largely been overshadowed for the past 30 by conservatives more frightened of inflation than unemployment.

'I am frightened of the racists – but I am more frightened of the police.

"Women are more frightened of labour and delivery now.

For reasons I will describe in a moment, the Conservatives would be better served, and so would the country, if they were a bit more frightened of Labour.

"I am more frightened of the central government than I am of Al Qaeda".

He was terrified of boarding the ship, but he was more frightened of Abrahim's desire.

For there would be every chance that, the better Russia came to understand the implications of China's relentlessly growing economic and military might, the more frightened of China it would become.

"Now, many people are more frightened of them than the regime".