more scared

"People will be much more scared of us than they are of you" might have worked in 2004.

But the logical side of me is more scared of the idea of a woman elected senator that is unfamiliar with the First Amendment...

Was there a single moment you can point to when you were more scared than at any other?

He was more scared of a road guard vest than he was getting blown up in Iraq.

You see, Bates is scared to death now, for fear it was his aunt, and even more scared for fear it was Dorcas' mother!

If he had been the Devil himself, they couldn't have acted more scared.

In this state we had actually found them—cowering and crouching, and more scared-like than the fawns themselves.

The man I tripped fell into the fire, but was more scared than hurt.

They would not hurt anyone; they were more scared than you were—the bunch had told him so.