Sentence examples for stop frightening from inspiring English sources

Labour must stop frightening people.

They could stop frightening the rest of the world with the prospect of a nuclear war: both tested nuclear weapons in 1998, and Pakistan has never ruled out being the first to use them.

But two weeks ago they stopped, frightened by new reports of violence and by the shelling that jolted their nurses from sleep at night.

Gove's campaign chief, Nick Boles, had to apologise on Wednesday after pleading with fellow MPs to stop the "frightening" prospect of Leadsom becoming prime minister.

The department owned an unmarked "stealth car" — devoid of roof lights or conspicuous insignia that would identify it as a police vehicle — which made such traffic stops especially frightening.

In New Jersey, where the number of black bear sightings doubled in 1999 from the previous year, children at one bus stop were frightened by an errant bear.

Care is a bit like walking into a shop with no prices, because, although you know how much it'll cost per week or month, you've no idea how long it will carry on... Certainty is what allows people to plan and what allows people to stop feeling frightened.

She responded with a kindness and empathy that dulled the screech of my non-stop chattering, frightened thoughts.

People spoke about me in the third person, like asking, "Does she want a sandwich?" Friends stopped visiting, frightened by the stranger I presented, they said.

The President's speech "convinced me, rather than frightening or stopping me, that the path I chose is correct, and that it is the one I have to follow to the last," he said.

Patty and Charlotte have a fight about what they will come to be like when they live in the country, but they stop after they frighten the dog.