Sentence examples for though frightened from inspiring English sources

"Is it Berbera?" The man lost his smile and stared in alarm at Guy, as though frightened of what he might say next.

That episode, though, frightened members of what the anti-tax agitator Grover Norquist calls the "leave-me-alone coalition".

Though frightened and sad, the bird agrees, and the tree, limbs now stained red, produces the rose.

Though frightened, they began exploring methods for ensuring everyone's safety, and agreed that such moves would be prioritized above paying customers, when necessary.

They said that the latest alert, though frightening, lacked specificity, leaving state officials with little direction as to how to respond.

Though understandably frightened after being separated from their mother for the longest period of time yet, koala joeys Thackery and Milo stayed strong as they underwent their first routine medical examination at the San Diego Zoo this week.

And I'm still unconvinced that boycotting Israel, even though it frightens the  right-wing crazies in Benjamin Netanyahu's government, will achieve a two-state solution, human rights for Palestinians, etc.

More telling though, and frightening, was the response from some Muslim leaders who obediently performed this ritual, publicly condemning the speaker, the group he belonged to, and in fact any and all "bad" Muslims.

More than anything, though, it frightens me to think about the moment when both of my girls blossom into adults, leaving behind boxes of toys and cedar chests full of memories of a time when they fretted about nothing more than tracking mud into the house and making it to the bathroom in time; no bills, boys, stalled cars, or broken hearts.

As someone who has spent his career battling weeds, though, he was frightened by the implications.

You resolved then to become an astronaut - even though you're frightened of heights, aren't you?