Sentence examples for more scared about from inspiring English sources

And as an agent of mass destruction, frankly, I'm much more scared about smallpox".

"I'm more scared about the things that have already happened," said Hinton in response.

She prefers to concentrate on the work in hand: "My job isn't to have an academic debate about which ones I start with, I'm much more scared about getting the interventions right with those families".

Kieran and Bethany, meanwhile, thought everyone should be much more scared about the threat.

When l looked at my elder sisters who were married, l got more scared about my own prospects.

"People get worried here, but people in the U.S. get way more scared about the news than we do," said Crystal, a South Korean living in Hongdae who declined to give her last name.

There's nothing to be scared about".

I also drunkenly fucked one of her friends at some point during our relationship, and I'm more scared she will find out about that, to be honest.

The more you think about it the more scared you're going to be.

But the postwar black immigrants received a much more hostile reception, even though they were sanctioned by the Labour government, which faced a shortage of labour; and the arrival of Caribbeans on the Empire Windrush in 1948 provoked a backlash of racism, which was followed by more scares about Asian immigrants and by drastic legislation.

And people can always get more scared.