Sentence examples for really scared by from inspiring English sources

"They are really scared by democracy".

"We tried to see them, but they were really scared by the Taliban and would not" talk to the police, Mr. Sarhadi said.

Sometimes I feel really scared by how big and absurd this all is, and how vulnerable and impotent I feel next to it all.

Sveta: People here are really scared by the reactionary, pro-fascist mood among Ukraine's current leaders.

"I was really scared about going into the big city by myself," she said.

I was really scared," said Turner in reference to the charge by mounted police.

"They asked the question, 'can anyone really be scared by that anymore?' " Ms. Pollack said.

But hand on heart I don't think I have ever been scared, really properly scared by horror: and this is despite being a fantastic scaredy-cat in real life.

My second noggin-wobbling reason was the real clincher for me, though: maybe you just have to be Christian to really be scared by movies like Rosemary's Baby (or The Exorcist, for that matter)?

Really scared.

Joe Lovett was scared, really scared.