Sentence examples for scared to feel from inspiring English sources

I was scared to feel different; I was scared to feel anything at all.

Just a couple of digs — he was too scared to feel them.

To get out and stand there is to be scared, to feel the overwhelming fear of being alone in a coliseum.

You were scared to feel that someone could care so much and with your own self esteem issues, you decided it was easier to stay numb.

I felt scared to feel things for long, so I'm trying to let my kids feel things and just be upset.

I'm scared to feel too optimistic about it because if I don't get the job I'm going to be crushed, and I'm not sure how I'll get through dealing with that.

I know what it's like to feel scared, to be bullied, to feel not accepted".

Why? Do you feel scared to let go? 2. Allow yourself to feel.

Frankly, it makes you scared to admit you feel ill, or to seek medicine or medical attention for anything because you might wind up being quarantined.

They tell us that it's OK to be scared, to have complicated feelings, to feel a bit lost, and they remind us that we are human.

And all the time, John Williams's orchestral score insistently jabs and prods us, so we know when to laugh, when to be scared, when to feel sad.