Sentence examples for slightly scared of from inspiring English sources

"I think any time you love someone, you're slightly scared of it," he says.

I was slightly scared of her: her strict demeanour made me tone down my backchat and while she was at ours, I would quietly sit and read, occasionally eavesdropping on conversations about kidnappings and torture, and the trials and injustices of the Russian judicial system.

Mr Harrington added: "You weren't even slightly scared of him, were you?" "No," the witness replied.

I'm slightly scared by this level of enthusiasm, but my curiosity about the man behind such a statement is too great to resist.

"I do feel slightly scared, but my sense of adventure is overriding it".

It fed a furious, slightly scared cynicism in its readers that was born of perceptions of falseness in advertising, certainly, and in perhaps, well, everything with which "they" presumed to know and affect our thoughts.

They are the sort of shameful aberration only a wealthy, slightly scared, little country can afford.

There's a theme developing here… As a slightly scared child, I had a cataloguing gene, a way of making a complex world more manageable.

New members of the family, like Lindy, soon find themselves smiling, confused and slightly scared, like they've been asked nicely to open Pandora's box.

It didn't work out and I was slightly scared away by that experience.

Aim to make yourself only slightly scared or anxious.