Sentence examples for scared about how from inspiring English sources

Even now I'm scared about how sappy this'll look in print, saying this.

I was scared about how me and my brother would survive.

"Sometimes," he said, "I get scared about how frequently there must be miscommunications that you are totally unaware of".

"I'm confused and scared about how our children will be safe in this environment," Rochelle Kalish, the mother of a Stuyvesant freshman, said yesterday.

"I felt excited and scared about how to act — I couldn't even respond properly to my own family, so how could I take care of a needy child from another culture?

Film The Devil and Daniel Johnston is one of those documentary films I've been meaning to watch for a long time but often I'm too scared about how it is going to affect me.

"If you want to be scared, how about that untreated AIDS of yours?" We looked at each other.

For example, some tribes that traditionally carry out circumcision saw the clinical approach as weak because of the use of a local anaesthetic; some men were scared about the pain and how long it would take for them to heal; and some women thought it would lessen their partner's sexual performance.

We've all heard scare stories about how that works in practice; these stories are false.

The industry is scared about what they should make and how they should deliver it.

I did not say: If you want to be scared, then how about that drug habit of yours you think I don't know about?