Sentence examples for though scared from inspiring English sources

When civilians face mass conscription, the nonconscripted audience may feel the need for a comic hero who, though scared to death of everything, still has an answer for anything.

NO NOVEL classes of antibiotic drugs have been produced for 25 years and, though scare stories about the consequences of emerging resistance to old ones are often exaggerated (the disappearance of bacterial diseases in rich countries in the 20th century owed far more to better public health and vaccines than to antibiotics), resistance is indeed on the rise.

People in London, though, seemed scared of the place, talked about it as though it was really rough, like an English New York ghetto.

Though not scared enough, it seems, to think beyond today's subsidies.

At that point, his drug-taking was mild, mainly marijuana; LSD, though around, scared him, he said.

Mainstream Hollywood films these days are more likely to present an idealised, airbrushed version of parenthood, as though too scared to tackle the grittiness of real family life.

In her "Intellectual Memoirs," she recalls one 24-hour period in which she slept with three different men: "Though slightly scared by what things were coming to, I didn't feel promiscuous.

Though it scared Wall Street and contributed to the Black Monday debacle, this proposal would not have worked either.

He did things even though they scared him -- "feel the fear and do it anyway" as the saying goes.

Many cats with this condition take off running out of the blue as though something scared them or is chasing them.

I am indebted to my mother for this information, even though it scares me that she possesses it.