Sentence examples for specifically scared from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the shooters have seemed less specifically scared of the suspect than generally alarmed by their environment.
Both movies are moulded from deep within the horror genre, specifically to scare our pants off.
See, to mention specifics seems unfair lest it potentially spoil the next attendee's experience – but then again, Alone seems specifically designed to blur the participant's perception of what is garden variety performance art and what has been designed specifically to scare you and you alone.
I am appalled at the brazen lies being propagated by opponents of reform specifically to scare the elderly and other vulnerable segments of our society.
Dr. Ken Haller, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the St . Louis University School of Medicine said: "If your child says that he or she is scared, ask specifically what the child is afraid of.
People are scared of terrorism, specifically coming from Muslims, especially after San Bernadino and Orlando.
Brat expressed exasperation with Obama's use of scripture--specifically Obama's November, 2015 exhortation to conservatives not to be "scared of [Syrian] widows and orphans".
Moore specifically stated in 1986 that he was writing Watchmen to be "not anti-Americanism, [but] anti-Reaganism," specifically believing that "at the moment a certain part of Reagan's America isn't scared.
It was interesting that 'being worried about what the doctor might find' and 'being too scared' significantly reduced between 2010 and 2012, given that neither campaign addressed worry or fear specifically.
