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When a young person faces the world he is concerned and rather frightened of what will happen to him in the course of his life.

Her father had an awful temper and she was always frightened of him.

He was in a rage , everyone was frightened of him.

The little girl did not seem to be in the least frightened of being left by herself in the house.

One feels of him that there was much he did not understand, but not that there was anything that he was frightened of saying or thinking.

The little boy was frightened of his father, as he always pulled a long face in front of him.

I knew that he was feeble and was not frightened of him.

It was as though they were frightened of saying boo to a goose.

He is a very direct person, and I respect him but am also quite frightened of him.

In Britain half of women and a fifth of men are thought to be frightened of spiders, irrespective of whether they are dangerous or not.

I sat without moving, more frightened of him than I had ever been.

timid thoughts, do not choose to be frightened of me.

Fox seeing him said: "A fine Lion you are, to be frightened of a Mouse. "

People often, at times when they begin to understand the great secret, they get frightened of all of these negative thoughts that they have.

She told me that she was frightened of snakes.

Curtis: I'm going to do exactly what you're telling me to do, because I'm a little frightened of you.

Alice tried to obey all these orders, feeling just a little frightened of the Queen.

Mr Abbott, his party's third leader in two years, says he is not frightened of a climate-change election.

I'd rather meet a rhinoceros or a lion any day. I am more frightened of the buffalo than of any other creature in Africa.

Why exactly are we so frightened of death that we avoid looking at it altogether?

The baby was frightened of him.

They were more frightened of his vengeance than of their father's, for Frank had a vicious streak.

I was frightened of him when I saw him first.

Delegates fumed over the "leniency" of modern courts and the way that young people were "no longer frightened of the police" .

Moreover, I am frightened of asking questions, yet far from being frightened to admit it, I'm quite prepared to flaunt it.

It's a scary smell and a cool smell and I'm frightened, frightened of someone finding out my secret.

society: i am usually frightened of any balls games, but to be like others on the field (showing of thy self), i. . .

For nearly 30 minutes the biologists had been able to observe monkeys that weren't frightened of humans.

It's very difficult, it's a very tall order, but I don't think you should be frightened of having that ambition.

He is always been terribly frightened of death.

If you're frightened of making a statementthat some people might disagree with, you'll give a feeble presentation.

They see her as they see themselves, frightened of romance and yearning for it in equal measure.

The villagers are very frightened of his ghost. They say he often haunts the churchyard and the moors.

The mediators can be highly effective, say businesspeople, although most SMEs are too frightened of angering their bankers to use them.

He's better than people give him credit for because he's very brave and is frightened of nobody.

Of course we're still frightened of more shocks, but we've got used to it.

The fans even cried frightened of that they may never return the stage.

I'm frightened of walking home alone in the dark.

He didn't say anything, but I could tell he didn't quite believe anyone would be frightened of them.

But if investors are really frightened of price rises, it is hard to see evidence in the government bond market.

Socially conservative evangelicals distrust him, but they think he is frightened of them and can be bullied into appeasement.

These things happen and the employee is so frightened of getting into trouble because she knows the cards are stacked against her.

She was troubled to step further in grass because she was frightened of being bisexualtten by a snake.

"Well, what were you frightened of, stupid? I . . . I was joking and you were frightened. Get in! "

One day I realised that I was not actually frightened of terminal illness but of not getting done the things I wanted to get done.

He was so frightened of speaking before the audience that he lost his tongue for a few moments .

You are renouncing beauty and love because you are frightened of those two words and what lies behind those words.

Then children are frightened of the collective mainly consideringy think all the collective are together when they are misbehavior-videoing.

I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones.

It remains a secret that the president is frightened of spiders.

Moreover, everybody, including the Chinese, seems frightened of the monetary consequences of further US quantitative easing.

"Everywhere black people appeared dazed, stricken, uncertain of direction, frightened of the future, " Obama wrote.

In being frightened of our purpose, we are frightened of our own love, passion, and happiness.

So more adults were frightened of young people's access to the Internet than young people's access to the weaponry.

People thought Bear was very vain, but they were frightened of his big claws and didn't want to make him angry.

It was strange, she would say, but true, that men were frightened of funny women.

Unlike most phobias, being frightened of speaking in public is entirely rational.

Never be frightened of the moments--thus sings the voice of the everlasting.

This is unusual in a British sitcom - traditionally, lead male characters are hopeless with women, or even frightened of sex.

Frightened of what? You are not a kid.

The child is frightened of dogs.

He heads a dictatorship which is frightened of the domestic strains within China and the threat of internal instability.

Ann used to be frightened of water, but now that she's learned to swim there's no holding her and she goes swimming nearly every day.

Generally speaking , girls are frightened of snakes.

A second differentiating feature is that I'm not frightened of the negative.

This day, the owner be lightly wiping her haircut knife. This is an all smell breeze the world hair extremely frightened of knife.

Many a human is frightened of Shark as well as Tiger.

' I have never seen any reason to be frightened of saying Voldemort's name.

I think a lot of young actors get frightened of putting themselves out there or feeling it's gonna tip over into melodrama.

Don't look so frightened! Of course a child like you couldn't damage anything.

GM food advocates want to make people who do this type of work frightened of losing their jobs to make them stop working on the issue.

They are frightened of giving away their space secrets to rivals.

He was frightened of the fierce dog.

Most people ignore them or are frightened of them.

For example, if you want to say that someone is very shy and frightened of things, you might say that they are a mouse.

The government was frightened of their daughters and their sons.

I was frightened of hearing barks of the fierce dog.

They're frightened of losing power.

They have become frightened of being wrong.

order that we are frightened of, and we cultivate a morality to overcome this fear.

We were frightened of the attic but also fascinated by its smells and sounds.

There are some venomous snakes to beware of, but really they're much more frightened of you than you are of them.

"I'm not frightened of anything. " Except Aids, his friend says - and Brian nods at that.

They are not frightened of their wives.

I'm really frightened of flying.

They are frightened of being exposed.

He is frightened of the ghost.

they "feel frightened of their loss of control" .

Oh , surely you're not frightened of an old granny now , are you ?

Children need to work through their fears and understand what exactly it is that they are frightened of.

No, I am not frightened of losing power.

I was frightened of thunder when I was young.

Many people are frightened of sharks.

You're not frightened of it, are you? It's only an insect. '

Yes, I am frightened of losing power.

At that time, Diana seemed frightened of the limelight and withdrawn ; by contrast, Middleton seemed at ease in front of the cameras.

That's why I want to be in a zombie film because I'm very frightened of zombies.

As a result, we are less frightened of heart disease than we should be.

Are you frightened of losing power?

Are you frightened of spiders?

Why are you so frightened of dogs?

"Do you have any reason to believe either of them are frightened of flying? " No again.

something that scares you, be aware that it is frightened of you too

She was frightened by the dog. Be frightened of sth

As far as dissolve frightened of the composition directly use the nether way then do execution: There is person who can believe present;

Frightened of betrayal by their children, Cronus ate them;

But its rulers are frightened of disorder, and rightly so;

Frightened of losing her job in the civil service

be frightened of frighten sb to death

If you're frightened of dying and then you hold on