Sentence examples for really scared to speak from inspiring English sources

Educators wishing to have unfair treatment or inadequate scheme service delivery remedied spoke of self-silencing to avoid risking essential service delivery by schemes: "A lot of my friends don't speak a lot of English and they're scared to speak up… they're really scared to speak up because what happens, once you speak up the field workers don't give you any kids" (Educator 2).

I was scared to speak to anybody.

"Scared to speak up?" he said.

Oscar was too scared to speak.

He rejects claims that Hungarians are scared to speak out.

"I loved to dance because I was scared to speak.

A lot of people are scared to speak up.

Other critics, inside and outside Parliament, will now be scared to speak out.

When public servants are scared to speak out, it suggests that something is rotten.

People are scared to speak up".

Are Scots too scared to speak up or is it too soon to debate?