Sentence examples for particularly scared from inspiring English sources

Nairobians aren't particularly scared.

I'm not particularly scared about it.

What they mean is that he's a Muslim whom they're not particularly scared of.

They are not particularly scared by the police or their I.V.s.

Dorrett Coombs, the sister who found the bodies, said Ms. Coy-Bailey was particularly scared last fall because she was not sure her husband had a license to own the gun.

Though I'm not particularly scared of being beheaded, I do worry about ending up like "Santa" John Toomey, who for around 20 Christmases belted out rich baritone ho-ho-hos at a San Francisco Macy's.

Vampires I can deal with – I love a bit of Salem's Lot or The Passage, but this particular incarnation doesn't particularly scare me.

Mr. Carter entered Cathedral Square to the scattered applause of tourists, who were particularly scare today.

However, in spite of high network infrastructures, wireless bandwidth is a particularly scare resource, especially when large amounts of data are required.

Theatergoers, particularly suburbanites scared by tales of high crime in New Haven, pulled off the highway into the Long Wharf Theater's parking lot, watched the show, got back into their cars and headed home.

Why? Sexual abuse, particularly incest, scares us more than anything.