Sentence examples for more terrified of from inspiring English sources

That oxymoron, western civilisation, is more terrified of the other than ever.

I'm more terrified of high-tech electronic gadgets today than a year ago...

If we turn Iraq into a mess, the whole world will become even more terrified of unshackled U.S. power.

His father was a tyrant, it's true, and I was even more terrified of him than my friend was.

Hollywood is more terrified of North Korea than you are On Wednesday, Sony cancelled the Christmas release of the film that apparently prompted the attack.

She was petrified of being separated from her child but even more terrified of appearing timid before her comrades, whose approval she craved.

Every Jewish-American parent with a child studying or spending time in Israel is now that much more terrified for the safety of his or her child.

Since late 2004, they had killed 16 Israeli civilians and injured many more, terrified thousands of them, and disrupted the economy.

What could be more terrifying to a child than the idea of not having a home?

We just couldn't stop but the more we talked about it, the more terrified we got of the content.

So, she asks: Why has it come to pass that I feel even more terrified by the idea of laboring with this second baby than I did with the first?