Sentence examples for which frighten from inspiring English sources

The film composer is an ardent collector of peculiar things, some of which frighten him.

Elfman, who will appear in July at Lincoln Center as part of "Danny Elfman's Music from the Films of Tim Burton," is an ardent collector of peculiar things, some of which frighten him.

The Afghan government used the country "to harbor, arm and encourage those criminals who carry out terrorist attacks which frighten the innocent and spread horror and destruction in the world," the statement said.

Which frighten you the most?

The scientific and medical communities have too often been caught flat-footed by sensational claims of future cancers which frighten the public.

One signaled us to pull over, which frightened me.

Bliss recalls a routine in which he had to climb into a coffin, which frightened him.

"They're listening to his dog whistles and responding favorably, which frightens me".

Her father, an English barrister, was moody & had fits of temper which frightened her.

Registration never recovered from the poll tax, which frightened people away.

"It is but our own fraud which frightens us", wrote Cicero; "it is our own evil thoughts which madden us".