Sentence examples for scared voice from inspiring English sources

"100, 100," meaning all is 100 percent good, most mutter in a scared voice in Arabic.

A scared voice says, "We should have never put up the signs".

"I'm pregnant," Karen said in a scared voice, as if she wished it were just a dream.

Many are scared to voice their opinions not because they may be punished, but because they may be isolated.

But the pollsters could also be wrong, says Mr Bajnai, because many people are scared to voice opinions to a stranger.

"The threat of being labelled politically correct creates an environment where we are scared to voice our objections". Given the context, the Kate Moss picture is "empty nihilism," he says.

She is not scared to voice her opinions when necessary.

I think many of us are scared to voice our true feelings or don't know how to share it.

Alternatively, if you're the one without kids, don't be scared to voice your own needs.

When you say, 'please, sir, I want some more' you should say it with a quaky, scared, unsure voice.

Could be they're scared of voicing their true opinion in a shaky democracy, or maybe the Nepalese are just endemically happier people.