Sentence examples for rather scared from inspiring English sources

Either way, Elias is now wary and even rather scared of his mother.

Personally, I was rather scared of BULBOUS balloons and my stripper bitch only delivered me small packages before she left me for a new coke-dealing sleazebag.

Now to be fair, this is a time for putting together a team, for the endless news conferences with soon-to-be government officials who tend to -- appropriately? -- seem rather scared and sober about the responsibilities they are soon to take on.

Doing this will make this whole ordeal a little easier for the frog, who is most likely rather scared and confused.

Being a child, I was rather scared by this.

But they are grumpy rather than scared and angry.Nor is there anything in the list of grievances against this government to compare with the sheer hatred felt for the poll tax a policy with which Mrs Thatcher was inextricably and personally linked.

Daily prayer and meditation throughout the day, expressing gratitude for the very relationships and identity that have led to this conflict, have been more important than ever, keeping me sane, serene, and grateful rather than scared and reactionary.

Another reason British television has felt so disarmed, confused as to what it's for or where it should be going, is because of the consistent, cack-handed, interference from politicians, goaded by the press, and the rather supine and scared way the broadcasting executives have failed to fight back, too scared to face the rebuke of the press headlines.

I got to know him in a more personal context too, when sometimes with, but more often than not without, my rather uncommitted and somewhat scared partner I'd venture into the bowels of the Rex Richards building, down into the basement full of humming magnets and humorous coffee mugs, for a weekly tutorial on the arcane knowledge that is structural biochemistry.

"At first many of our townsfolk welcomed the self-defense gunmen as liberators, but now they are all scared and would rather see them go away".

He looked nervous and scared, as though he would rather have been anywhere but there, at America's most Zionistic university, warmly embraced by students who had joined the rallies calling for his release.