Sentence examples for too terrified for from inspiring English sources

She said she wants a dance partner with "a sense of fun" and admitted she is too nervous to plan her approach, saying: "No, I'm far too terrified for that, I just want to enjoy it.

One of the teenagers who escaped from Islamist abductors said the kidnapping was too terrifying for words and she was too scared to go back to school.

For sure, it's not cheap but the standards are high, especially down in the basement sanatorium that's dripping with blood and peopled by creepy characters way too terrifying for preteens (and me).

If your guinea pig is too terrified of the water, there are other options for bathing him.

I'm too terrified of the consequences.

He is too terrified of them to even do that.

There are both full-time and adjunct professors who have toiled at ASA for years without a raise, and they are too terrified to ask for one (a common joke in the faculty offices is that professors who speak out either get canned or they end up "in a Brighton Beach basement").

Maybe because even after decades of personal recovery, I still felt the societal shame that leaves so many too terrified to ask for help.

In post-Tiananmen China, the Communist party could only turn their country into a vast export credit zone with massacres and mass imprisonment that made ordinary Chinese workers too terrified to ask for even the most meager rights.

There were nights, he said, when he stretched out on the lobby floor outside the theater, ear pressed to the gap under the door for sounds of laughter, too terrified to peer in for a glimpse of how critics might be reacting.

He will be too terrified to leave his house, for fear of being deported.