Sentence examples for severe fright from inspiring English sources
Severe fright was defined as hearing unexpected bad news and/or experiencing military actions.
Finally, emotional disturbances occurring during pregnancy were assessed by two questions assessing severe fright and anxiety.
It is a common belief in Iraqi communities that PTB is associated with anxiety and severe fright, and in the last two years stressful life events have increased in this country.
"I have severe stage fright".
Half of all Americans report suffering severe stage fright.
Drake's severe stage fright and depression meant he failed to achieve commercial success during his tragically short life.
Famously, the lead actor came down with severe stage fright just three days before the premiere, forcing Sellars to take over: "My lines were written everywhere," he recalls.
Those who openly use the drugs believe they have a responsibility to mention them to students suffering from severe stage fright.
After years as a leading actor on the London stage, he had developed severe stage fright and for 17 years "just couldn't get onstage," she said.
A third of those surveyed said they had suffered such severe stage fright that they had been physically sick before shows.
Britten, a superb accompanist who often performed with Pears, had such severe stage fright that he frequently resorted to a pre-performance brandy to calm his nerves.
