Sentence examples for scared of the term from inspiring English sources
Miranda Lambert wasn't scared of the term on Wednesday, during her concert at Terminal 5. Near the end of the night, she let it loose.
I realized that my mind was just flinching away, scared of the short-term pain of experiencing anxiety and stress of sharing about my condition.
Repealing the Australian legislation that will protect Indigenous objects on loan to Australia from the British Museum collection would "highlight the outrageous position of those at the British Museum who refuse to return anything to anybody, because they're scared of the precedent that might be, in terms of the Parthenon Marbles," Foley said.
"They're scared of the consequences at the moment of the economic impact of course - in terms of further depression of our economy".
Teachers are scared of the administration; the administration is scared of the parents; the parents are scared of admissions; and the admissions department is scared of the board.
Arthur, Alexander tells us, was a mama's boy, "scared of the organ in church, scared of twigs in the garden... scared of scissors, scared of lemonade".
Scared of governments, scared of the reaction of customers, scared of the effect on their career?
We had the police scared, it was no more us being scared of the police.
"Girls are scared to be overly ambitious because they're scared of the potential backlash".
