Sentence examples for terrified of becoming from inspiring English sources
Samantha and Ryan were both terrified of becoming "lifers".
She's terrified of becoming like her mother, so poleaxed by grief that she can't function.
"They are what I've been terrified of becoming my whole life," she said.
Syrian refugees frequently tell aid workers they are terrified of becoming pregnant, so why is family planning such a rarity?
In "Jeffrey," a gay man, terrified of becoming infected, swears off sex forever; on "Will & Grace," Will does virtually the same thing, but only because he's mousy.
When a young trustee confessed to the Voluntary Sector Network that they were unsure what they were doing and were "terrified of becoming the next Alan Yentob", readers shared their advice and experience.
An elementary teacher from Oklahoma reported "My kids are terrified of Trump becoming [p]resident.
They're scared of losing their education". An elementary teacher from Oklahoma reported "My kids are terrified of Trump becoming [p]resident.
But deep down I was also terrified of losing myself, and of becoming someone I didn't recognize.
She's terrified of losing her identity, becoming ordinary, turning into her mother.
Many disabled people – with life-limiting conditions or otherwise – are terrified of losing their social care and becoming "burdens" once more.
