Sentence examples for scared of about from inspiring English sources

"I don't understand what they're scared of about me," she said.

What are most scared of about going to kindergarten?

Elisabeth Mahoney in The Guardian said that she liked the Chianto running gag, while Gillian Reynolds from the Daily Telegraph commented positively on Bigipedia saying it was, "the first late-night comedy in ages that has made me laugh, about computers and why I'm scared of them, about vile TV shows and meaningless commercials.

Supermarket bosses run scared of talking about such things for fear of driving customers to the opposition and damaging share value.

Having that sense of being an outsider when I was young meant I wasn't scared of writing about sex or gender.

But back to my first question: why are we so scared of talking about how economics affects who gets to be an artist?

"People should not be scared of talking about safeguarding: a child protection referral can be seen as a success, because if it's done well you can show that all the required procedures were followed and children are safe.

"People are scared of arguing about tax and spend.

The left is sometimes scared of thinking about the stories we tell.

This spending would mean larger budget deficits and our politicians are scared of talking about budget deficits.

One caregiver was particularly vocal in reflecting these tensions: Caregivers are often scared of talking about incentives because they fear that when they raise the issue, someone will just say: 'but you are just volunteers, what incentives do you want?' So some caregivers pretend that all is well, but deep down in their heart, they wish they could be given some incentives.