Sentence examples for never frightened of from inspiring English sources

I was never frightened of her.

"He was never frightened of going to jail – we used to joke that he'd end up being chief librarian at Ford open prison.

"Most people there are frightened, but they're never frightened of the things that can actually kill them, the earthquakes and the fires and the gangs.

But I've nice neighbours and I've a nice flat and I was never frightened of being on my own like some people are.

Unlike the belief of certain gun advocates, Washington and Hamilton were never frightened of angry farmers with muskets or maligned whisky traders.

The drop never frightened me, until I'd leapt from one of the wooden pylons supporting the bridge.

Since then, I've always been aware of Osama bin Laden but never frightened by him.

Even at the height of the vitriol, he never worried about being sacked – "I've got enough inner belief to have never been frightened of being fired" – but the reasons he offers for his decision to resign, which involve all sorts of complicated equations to do with timing and handovers, were all true back in January.

I've never been frightened of Amazon.

"I've never been frightened of winning here.

Labour should never be frightened of robust discussion of its values, record, ambitions and policy platform.