Sentence examples for most scared of from inspiring English sources

Which Doctor Who monster are you most scared of?

She kept vetoing his suggestions, and eventually he asked her – who is a teenage girl most scared of?

"The thing I have always been most scared of is being up here on the stand and having to tell the truth when Peter is lying".

"I'm not sure who we should be most scared of.

Hastings replied that the focus has to be on "TV everywhere" strategies that bring network content to multiple devices — that's what he's always been "most scared of".

His reporting of a private conversation is potent because it plays at the prejudice about the Tories they are most scared of - being seen as the party of the rich.

"Most are scared of falling in love with a Bengali guy," he said.

Others simply age out of their career -- puberty has a way of changing the course of many a child prodigy -- and most are scared of what comes next.

Since they're most probably scared of dogs, cats, birds and squirrels, it's best to leave Fido home and to not look up the trees for leprechauns.

But it is undeniably the company that other technology firms and media giants are now most scared of including Microsoft itself.

They had beaten him — Yu Jie — terribly, because he is related to Christianity, and that is what they hate the most or are scared of the most.