Sentence for frightened | Use frightened in a sentence

Sentences for frightened. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use frightened in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for frightened.

• It was stupid to be frightened! (8)
• It frightened me. (8)
• You frightened me. (8)
• I was so frightened. (8)
• Yes: I was frightened. (9)
• Christian was frightened. (12)
• Her voice sounded frightened. (8)
• And somehow he was frightened. (8)
• But still I am not frightened. (4)
• Ruth felt nervous and frightened. (12)
• And yet he seemed frightened about her. (8)
• She had a frightened and uncertain air. (8)
• They were all very seriously frightened. (4)
• So frightened they will take you from me. (8)
• Barbara turned quickly, and went out frightened. (8)
• Evan stood up, so pale that Polly was frightened. (10)
• It was this dumb paralysis that frightened Scorrier. (8)
• It frightened and harassed without illuminating her. (10)
• Lightning has, before now, frightened carriage-horses. (10)
• Do not let us be frightened from a good deed by a trifle. (4)
• He knew it to be nonsense, or it would have frightened him. (8)
• Once on her way to Derek again, she did not feel so frightened. (8)
• She pretended to be rather more frightened of me than she was. (10)
• Isabel met him at the door of the station with a frightened face. (9)
• And you that go to keep me a lone woman, frightened of the darrk! (10)
• Throwing frightened glances at the sky, she hastened down the drive. (8)
• One heard doors opening and questioning, scolding, frightened voices. (12)
• She must not be frightened, yet must be forced to give her very soul away. (8)
• He had been thoroughly frightened, and such terror is not easily forgotten. (8)
• But he was still dreadfully frightened and his teeth rattled like castanets. (1)
• I hold proofs that I have conclusively frightened Government, and you know it. (10)
• This look, by its simplicity, frightened one to whom the primitive was strange. (8)
• She remembered Laura, and Carlo, and her poor little frightened foreign mother. (10)
• Mrs. Nicholas, an effete woman, smiled a smile of frightened jollity behind his back. (8)
• What with the guns and the thunder, the herds were all frightened in the Golden Valley. (2)
• He rode about, interrogating the frightened servants and grooms holding horses and dogs. (10)
• Her horrible isolation of secrecy in a world amiable in unsuspectingness frightened her. (10)
• She first frightened me by remarking that duels were the pastime of brainless young men. (10)
• Also he saw the hundreds of crows that croaked wildly and hungrily, and he was frightened. (12)
• And the contrast of his burning hand with this frozen silence, frightened Barbara horribly. (8)
• She went stealthily, mopping her gushed, stained cheeks, frightened, angry, very miserable. (8)
• He stood, staring, and stroking that chin whose strength had frightened so many in its time. (8)
• He came back to his chair and did not interrupt again, but his stillness almost frightened her. (8)
• Many times these last months, especially since she had been growing frightened, he had wondered. (8)
• But he listened and heard the downpour of rain, and the thought of the long tramp frightened him. (12)
• Her beautiful face was transfixed away from Barclugh, and her gaze was that of a frightened fawn. (18)
• The phaeton swung from side to side, and people raised frightened faces as they went dashing past. (8)
• When Eva was told of this, she seemed to be frightened and to regret the boldness of her desires. (12)
• The elephant trainer was out of town and the other keepers were unable to quiet the frightened animals. (21)
• But Nature is a more indiscriminate patroness than we imagine, and in no way frightened of a strong effect. (2)
• She went up with her head whirling, a dry sensation in her throat, a guttered frightened feeling in her breast. (8)
• But her dark eyes, whose southern glint and clearness often almost frightened him, met his with perfect innocence. (8)
• She had not resisted, but he had kissed the smile away; had kissed a strange, cold, frightened look, into her eyes. (8)
• It was very strange, her being there; why did she jump up in that frightened way when Mrs. Lapham had named herself? (9)
• She passed, perforce, away from the deserted house and returned home; but all manner of frightened thoughts beset her. (8)
• Violetta was frightened by his eyes when she tried to persuade him in her best coaxing manner to avoid Count Ammiani. (10)
• Statistics, upon which his master and friends, after exchanging opinions in argument, always fell back, frightened him. (10)
• Circuses expected and received little or no help from supine or frightened police, and learned to fight their own battles. (21)
• Fort saw Noel turn her face towards her father; her expression at that moment was very strange, searching, half frightened. (8)
• Maddalena hung over her with a frightened face, and implored her to come and look at the signora, who seemed not at all well. (9)
• When Colborne marched his men on to St. Benoit {290} the rebels, now thoroughly frightened at their misdeeds, sued for peace. (19)
• When the rifles outside began to rattle again, the young Countess Finkenrode arose and turned frightened glances toward the door. (12)
• His humour of sententiousness and doctorial stilts is a mask he delights in, but you ought to know him and not be frightened by it. (10)
• But, in opening the door, he caught sight of her face, staring at him, evidently waiting for him to turn; the eyes had a frightened look. (8)
• In her hurry at his speeding gestures, the candle dropped; she was going to pick it up, but as he approached, she stood away frightened. (10)
• Such perspicacity of vision distressed and frightened her; at the same time she was obliged to acknowledge that he had not presumed on it. (10)
• He was frightened by the effect he had produced, and like most men with but little courage, he sought at once to justify himself by bullying. (8)
• They were intelligent and conversible, and we decided the future of France over hot wine, until the state of the clock frightened us to rest. (2)
• Quiet minds cannot be perplexed or frightened, but go on in fortune or misfortune at their own private pace, like a clock during a thunderstorm. (2)
• She remembered those little burning eyes, which had frightened her so the night he dined at Worsted Skeynes and fell out of his dogcart afterwards. (8)
• But the English soldiers were not frightened; they rowed out in their boats, grappling courageously with the flaming monsters, and towed them to shore. (19)
• She frightened herself with her coughing, and shivered at the prospect of again going forward in the great nakedness of stagelights and thirsting eyes. (10)
• With this statement Rosalie stopped and looked around her, frightened by her own frankness, which she now recognized as unwise and fatal to the last degree. (5)

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