Sentence examples for obviously frightened of from inspiring English sources

While Democrats are obviously "frightened" of filibustering the Alito nomination, such a move clearly makes political sense for the party.

Twenty years earlier, The Waste Land's polyglot collage had been urban and international and obviously frightened by the shadow of its own louche cosmopolitanism.

Robinson was initially given a TKO in 1 20 of the second round after the "obviously frightened" Morrison laid himself down on the canvas.

Obviously frightened, Sauceda, a Honduran immigrant who speaks no English and has the mind of a child, barricaded himself in his bathroom in response to the police invasion.

In this segment, we talk about the obviously frightening implications of that and whether we should fear government or business more.

For Israeli Jews, who recall all too well the role that these images played in paving the road to the Holocaust, the reappearance of these same images in the Arab population around them is obviously frightening.

The Australian-born actor said: "It was obviously frightening.

Perhaps you are frightened of leaving him – though obviously that would be the best thing to do, because he's not going to change.

Everyone despises them but everyone's terrified of them at the same time, and so everybody was frightened of professional association with me, in case some tabloid said you're obviously soft on paedophiles.

"The police obviously have done everything that they can do but because asylum seekers are so vulnerable, they are frightened of jeopardising their case, things haven't always been reported," she said.

"You're frightened of them?" "They're frightening people.