Sentence examples for really scared of him from inspiring English sources

"I was really scared of him.

"It bothered me because he killed me, but I wasn't really scared of him," he said.

You know how some things are quite fragile, and we're really scared of them breaking?

You know how some things are quite fragile, and we're really scared of them breaking?

The army will cool things down because people are really scared of them".

Apparently, it's quite easy to take a term that describes a group that you disagree with and reinvent its meaning to make the group you're talking to really scared of them.

"Under one section headed 'My Relationship with Dr Ryan', a student nurse wrote, 'I was really scared of her, I saw her shout at a consultant.' But when the same nurse gave evidence, she retracted it: 'No, I wasn't scared of her.

I'm really scared of them.

Smith felt that going to church did little for him, except make him "really scared of hell".

"I'm really scared of heights".

"People say: 'Everyone's really scared of this party.