Frightens In A Sentence

• Selina frightens her.
• Perhaps it frightens them.
• What is it that so frightens thee?
• It almost frightens him.
• It almost frightens me.
• The title frightens me.
• Neither lures nor frightens me.
• Your luck frightens me.
• Only it frightens poor mammy so.
• Is it the noise of the grotto that frightens you?
• Their silence frightens me more than anything.
• It frightens me to have him losing at cards and drinking.
• It frightens me, sometimes.
• The name "didactic apparatus" frightens me.
• To tell you the truth, though, he rather frightens me.
• It frightens me, Mr. Anthony, it frightens me.
• Day and night this river fascinates me and almost frightens me.
• It is so dreadful to misunderstand; nothing frightens me so much.
• Poor darling, she has no mother; and the thought of marrying frightens her.
• It frightens people away, and prevents others from coming in to settle.
• Truly, as for me, his mother, he frightens me when he talks.
• There's no hurry; he won't come down unless our noise frightens him.
• It frightens me to think that Phillips has been lying low for so long.
• The thought of the thing frightens me," I said.
• Oh, it's mamma that frightens you, I see.
• All right; I won't say it again if it frightens the children.
• It frightens me so,' pleaded Margarita, for she saw the dolor coming.

• We cannot stop now, even though it frightens us that we are alone in our knowledge.
• Turtle plants sharp shells around the tree and then frightens monkey which falls and is killed.
• He frightens me, because he can twist me round his finger and make me care so ... and it hurts....
• The warriors have learned of the strength of the Big Buffalo, and his name frightens them.
• And then there's something about her dark beautiful eyes that frightens me rather.
• She returns after supper; an irregularity that frightens me, who have not yet got rid of all my barbarisms.
• When a pony sees that this has been done he will never run away, unless perhaps something frightens him very much.
• You go about like one of them church-yard vaporations that melts in thin air and frightens children in the dead of night.
• It often frightens the colt when he feels the girth binding him, and making the saddle fit tight on his back.
• Religion frightens but a few pusillanimous minds, whose weakness of character already renders them little to be dreaded by their fellow-citizens.
• Ferdinand would be furious if I did not obey the etiquette he prescribes for his wife; he frightens me.
• The Magyars affirm that they can exorcise and recall the evil spirits, and this frightens the people, so that you never see a cheerful face.
• Confederacy, chief of the Six Nations, once so powerful for mischief, and now a mere name that frightens no one.

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