Sentence examples for scared of becoming from inspiring English sources

Ask yourself if you are scared of becoming independent.

We were scared of becoming robots,” said the band after six years of reflection.

Don't be scared of ageing, be scared of becoming "old"  Age doesn't scare me but "growing old" does.

"I'm so scared of becoming one of these people like Ronald Reagan who loves his wife to death and just likes but doesn't really love his kids".

A number of businessmen noted that bribes at the port really had stopped in recent months, mainly because people were scared of becoming the next victim of one of Saakashvili's public anti-corruption tirades.

Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault called him "pathetic" and described the people who are self-exiling as "not those who are scared of becoming poor [but those] who want to get even richer", before adding: "We cannot fight poverty if those with the most, and sometimes with a lot, do not show solidarity and a bit of generosity".

I rebelled as a teenager because I was living in two worlds, and my mother was scared of me becoming too British.

I hope this explains why I am scared of Donald Trump becoming the President of the USA.

In an interview with police after the shooting, Bissonnette claimed he was protecting his family because he was scared of Canada becoming "like Europe"—referring to the far-right idea that Europe is overrun by refugees.

But Wilhelmina, by now well assimilated and scared of yet again becoming a victim of repeated postwar antisemitic campaigns, refused to discuss the matter.

They argued that liberal elites decry such tactics as populism because they are scared of ordinary people becoming involved in politics.