Sentence examples for truly frightened from inspiring English sources

But eventually, when guests and family members become truly frightened, something must be done.

Simenon became truly frightened — some writers, on the committee's recommendation, were barred from publishing — and in 1945, as soon as he could get out, he sailed with his family to North America.

About the last time she could remember anyone here being truly frightened, she said, was during the 1934 quake, when she was caught in the town's one-room schoolhouse and everything was moving.

In the haunting images of men and women cautiously venturing outside, their bodies melting into the mist, he offers a stronger, more palpable sense of what it means for human beings to be truly frightened than he does with any of the dialogue.

I remember being truly frightened of Tony Sher, a truly lovely man, since I never saw him out of his Titus beard and wig-a truly frightening ensemble.

It was when he sent his small children back into the house, screaming at me all the while, that I became truly frightened and began to run.

He's really pretty frightened.

The cost of simplifying this truth is immense cruelty cruelty to the bean when, truly developed, it becomes a frightened teen-ager who is to be compelled by law to carry her unwished-for pregnancy through with all the trauma that involves.

"Be frightened – be very frightened," he said.

"A frightened woman, really".

We know how frightened you really are.