Sentence examples for present scared of from inspiring English sources

Scared of the present, scared of the future, scared of the reporters waiting for the judge to set bail so that they could swarm all over her the minute she stepped out the door.

In a harsher light, such retro stunts send a chilling message about safe options, low horizons, and a mainstream culture running scared of the present.

And that means presenting a Gary who is less scared of the world than the sleepless, sixty-eight-year-old-looking man passing out in a hotel room at the end of the day.

Scared of Russkies.

Scared of the exposure?

Scared of nasal fatigue?

"Scared of 'em".

Scared of everything, everyone.

Too scared of her.

"Scared of being embarrassed.

Scared of immigrants?