Sentence examples for scared to interview from inspiring English sources

Vice: I'm scared to interview you.

Most of the people we spoke to were too scared to be interviewed.

"It's just a market that a lot of people are scared to enter," Wahedna said in an interview with TechCrunch.

"I'm not scared to go back," he said in an interview.

Scherzinger was hesitant at first, stating in an interview that: " I was scared to death to touch it [and] afraid for people to hear it before I even wrote it".

"I'm still too scared to watch it," Levine revealed in an interview with MTV, while Britton said, "I'm too scared.

Lighthearted as that comment was — and inaccurate; the Titanic was owned by the White Star Line, not Cunard — Mr. Sulzberger acknowledged in interviews that he was "scared to death" that the Pentagon Papers could blow up in his face, that "all sorts of terrible things would happen," from fines to ruined reputations.

We are just looking for some finishing funds to update, get the interviews folks were to scared to give a few years back, and make sure it can look as great and be as powerful as the story deserves.

Simon Parkin When I interviewed Anohni earlier this year she told me she was terrified; scared to make her new album, Hopelessness, and scared to talk about it, because it is so political, and because its politics are so punishingly bleak.

I was scared to look at my face in the mirror," she said during a 2012 interview with the network.

During the pre-course interview, she did express an affective transitional belief regarding students' fear of science: "many freshman in particular are scared to death of science…So I think to start by trying to un-threaten science".