Sentence examples for scared by how from inspiring English sources

"I'd look around the room and would be almost scared by how solid the furniture seems, how assertive the wallpaper.

Andy winds up being scared by how badly she's behaving, though of course she never does anything really bad.

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

I don't mean to be rude because I love Canada, but I was, like, really bothered and scared by how boring you can be!

Any other thoughts on how journalists can see these tools beyond the way they're conventionally used? A. I'm scared by how many hopeless romantics I meet who come into this newsroom as interns and say, "Oh, but I just want to be a writer".

"Mostly what I was impressed by, and scared by, was how much we don't know," said Mr. McDermott, sitting on a couch next to Ms. Margulies in a Beverly Hills hotel suite.

You look scared by just how much you love the Beatles.

How could we be scared by some waves?" "At least we sleep for ever in the grave," Isra'a points out.

And I am asking as loud as I can: how many others are scared by this?

Dench tells how, as a child, she enjoyed being scared by radio show Appointment with Fear.

How could you make it deeper before getting too scared by the fear of not being like everyone else.