Sentence examples for terrified of snakes from inspiring English sources
But Ms. Melville, who lives with her husband, Hunter, and two sons, is terrified of snakes.
Choosing a life's work that requires visiting remote villages around the world seems counterintuitive for someone who, by his own admission, is terrified of snakes, rats, bats, airplanes, heights and food poisoning.
But Dr. Jones argues that the same elemental fears persist in humans as snake and bird phobias, and he cites as evidence the fact that infant chimpanzees who have never seen snakes are terrified of them.
China's chief trade negotiator, Vice Premier Wu Yi, cited a Chinese proverb, "Once bitten by a snake, one is terrified of the mere sight of a piece of rope," Mr. Aldonas said, adding that Washington would seek to develop a set of measures to address Chinese concerns.
In the garden, there were tarantulas, which fascinated me, and snakes that I was terrified of".
But even if we have neurons dedicated to detecting snakes, that doesn't mean that we have to be terrified of them.
We can't afford to keep voting for ordinary because yet another snake oil salesman (or saleswoman) sold us on the idea that we should somehow be terrified of the extraordinary.
Wendy was terrified of pregnancy.
Ham was terrified of water.
They were terrified of discovery.
