Sentence examples for seriously frightened from inspiring English sources
"I am seriously frightened about the risk of allowing Andrea Leadsom on to the membership ballot," this ran.
The boys' huddle over this ceremony — so intimate, taken so seriously — frightened Fiona and made her even more furious than the wet patch on her rug.
A message from Boles to one MP, marked confidential and ending with a kiss, read: "I am seriously frightened about the risk of allowing Andrea Leadsom on to the membership ballot.
Now, all hell breaks loose, for Mona, no longer a virgin is seriously frightened to return to her home.
Many people are seriously frightened by the election of Donald Trump and indeed, some of his supporters may feel emboldened to express hostility toward various minorities.
In her previous memoir, Yesterday Morning, publishing veteran Diana Athill envisaged that 'probably' the knowledge that 'death can't fail to come fairly soon is seriously frightening', aligning herself with the not-yet-frightened.
"Be frightened – be very frightened," he said.
And it's this sort of sense of dread because we don't know when we're being unnecessarily frightened and when to take it seriously.
What else will induce the blinkered, frightened people who hold power today to take the issue seriously?
A frightened horse is potentially very dangerous indeed and the possibility for you to get seriously hurt by a panicked animal if great.
