Sentence examples for of a scare from inspiring English sources

"It was more of a scare than anything".

You gave me a hell of a scare, buddy.

"I thought the chip was more of a scare tactic when we got Maggie," she said.

"The definition of a scare tactic is a non-credible risk message," Mr. Pasierb said.

A bit of a scare — but no reason to start locking the doors.

A bit of a scare tactic, because changing hospital services requires state approval.

"We see this as more of a scare tactic than anything else," she said.

Authorities said his driver took a wrong turn, giving his security team a bit of a scare.

Updated at 2.07pm GMT 2.00pm GMT 30 min: That was a bit of a scare for England.

Katie Couric clasps the hand of a scared and wounded boy screaming in pain as a doctor tends to his foot.

It's all obfuscating nonsense, of course, a scare tactic employed for political ends.