Sentence examples for slightly terrified of from inspiring English sources

Captain Trips was made in a lab, just like those biological weapons we're all slightly terrified of.

I'm not alone in this – several other cyclists I've spoken to have admitted to being slightly terrified of clipless pedals and wobbling over.

All thIngs considered, it's the best result.

"'I'm slightly terrified of it, but I would love to give it a go.'".

I'm slightly terrified of ingesting lead, but I'm not positive pencils even have lead any more.

"I came to them post-Pineapple and said, 'This is your moment and I want to finance it.' Hollywood is excited but slightly terrified of these guys because they don't come from the usual places, they aren't doing prebranded projects.

The décor is simple and cosy – family hand-me-downs, cowboy hats hanging behind the doors and a stuffed puma outside the bathroom (slightly terrifying on a middle-of-the-night toilet trip).

Actually, from that border figure between the great trends of scientific science fiction and sociological science fiction that is Isaac Asimov, an interesting dialectic is proposed between the vision of refusal of the (large) city and that of a slightly terrified admiration of it.

Last week, a slightly terrified John Markoff of the New York Times was persuaded to sit in the driver's seat of an Audi A7 while software connected to a video camera on the windscreen drove the car at speeds up to 65mph.

I have, for instance, long been amused and slightly terrified by this recording of W. B. Yeats reading "The Lake Isle of Innisfree".

In one particularly bleak meltdown, Fleabag unloads on a slightly terrified lender who made the mistake of asking if she was OK. "I know that my body as it is now really is the only thing I have left and when that gets old and unfuckable I may as well kill it," she says through tears.