Sentence examples for scared them from from inspiring English sources

It effectively scared them from talking about being gay even when children were being physically attacked.

Thinking we have to be all or nothing is another tool of the patriarchy, used to discredit women's experience and scare them from feminism.

Alan Pearson Durham I don't know if Somerset gulls are more docile than those in St Ives and elsewhere (Report, 24 July) but all I have to do to scare them from my garden for weeks is rush outside with raised arms, flapping the Guardian above my head.

On the negative side, such researchers as Laukkanen (2000) argue that when business schools teach their students to be too analytic, problem-conscious and risk-averse, they scare them from establishing new business ventures.

Your choice to sensationalize this issue with your sons and scare them from wanting to attend their schools is a disappointment, in my opinion.

The fear of serious adverse reaction from combination of ARVs compared with separate drugs may scare them from taking the treatment.

People walked across the street when Radio Raheem came down the Block, the Starch in his frame scared them away from the Gap in his smile.

"She scared them," the American told BBC Sport from his office in Florida.

These were lies from the left, meant to divide people and scare them away from conservative values.

That means that women can safely ignore the propaganda of extremist groups who try to scare them away from abortions lest they end up with cancer.

But, he said to applause, it "doesn't get better by complaining about it; it doesn't get better by disrupting commerce; it doesn't get better by vilifying people and scaring them away from taking risks".