Sentence examples for seem terrified from inspiring English sources

But they seem terrified of going near them.

Yet should they dare murmur so, they seem terrified of being assailed by the Mail, the Sun and the Telegraph.

Both seem terrified by the costs of caring for human dependents, whether young or old, describing them as a threat to economic welfare.

Even there they seem terrified, telling tales of sandbagged army outposts, a market square razed to rubble and fighting between helicopter gunships and grenade-toting Talibs.

"People seem terrified of (drones), the immediacy of them and the level of intelligence that it implies the British Government has.

David Rendel, another former MP, said the leadership "seem terrified of stories that they might get about splits in the Coalition... so terrified that they pretend that every coalition policy is agreed on both sides.

What may seem terrifying when heard from afar is your life when you are living it.

Seabirds seemed terrified.

She seemed terrified, he said.

Ms. Williams seems terrified by that notion.

"She seems terrified," Mr. Migliore said.