Sentence examples for will frightened from inspiring English sources

Will the GOP be energized by its standard bearer, or will frightened moderates desert the elephant line?

Until the issue of illegal hunting is resolved, the Guaraní will remain frightened of white men in the forest and suspicious of the authorities' commitment to protecting them.

If you wait too long, it will be frightened and nervous.

I am quite sure a great many people will feel both frightened and sick.

Children who have survived this disaster will be hungry, frightened and exhausted.

If a second election does take place, they will be hoping frightened voters return to the traditional parties.

I think people listening to this programme will be very frightened to think that people like Nigel Oakes and Andy Wigmore would have access to their data and could therefore target them in this way.

Maher went on to claim that people were now more likely to vote for "a ruthless mafia boss who will protect their frightened souls" — which was exactly why Clinton had to "own" the insults "and run as the Notorious H.R.C".

Hermit crabs have claws and will pinch if frightened!

Facing a dog directly is more confrontational than keeping your body turned partially or completely to the side; even turning your head to the side will make a frightened dog feel less anxious.

I'm sure I'll be as frightened and anxious as the next person.