Sentence examples for should be frightened of from inspiring English sources

"He should be frightened of me".

The second is that being "ordinary" is somehow meritorious, that we should be frightened of being extraordinary.

Although the study of our ageing society is a new science, with just a few institutes set up in recent years in universities across the country, a consensus is already being forged: it isn't something we should be frightened of.

"I believe we have more to fear from the potential of that bill passing than we do from any terrorist right now in any country," she said, adding later, "It is a bad bill, and the American people should be frightened of it".

"When President Lula was elected for the first time in 2003, we formed the government singing together that nobody should be frightened of being happy," Rousseff said in her statement after the impeachment vote.

Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking commented this week that we on Earth should be frightened of aliens.

"Liars should be frightened to lie to you".

None of that means you should be frightened off from spending on art, if that's what interests you.

Americans of every religion and no religion at all should be frightened by this.

"You should be frightened, is the message".

But Spielberg and Mathison decided the character should be frightened rather than frightening.