Sentence examples for I fear asking from inspiring English sources

Sitting cross-legged and chanting mantras at work will be met with a range of emotions from mild amusement to deep suspicion, and I fear asking workers to don headbands and heart rate monitors on top of that is bound to go down like a 1984-flavoured, sarcasm-laced lead balloon.

(Nursing student 10) A medical student noted: Some of the senior physicians are really strict; I fear asking him if I am in doubt of something and when I am working in a new ward, some of the "old nurses" can be quite rude, saying "as a medical student you should know this".

Never fear: "asking too many questions".

I no longer feared asking questions with answers most people wanted to hear.

Who are we to fear?" asked Aymeric Carrey, who keeps a gift shop with a ribbon-draped flag in the window.

The Question Is Succession Intelligence reports that Kim Jong-il, the North Korean leader, suffered a stroke raise questions about succession that the North's neighbors have long feared asking.

SEOUL, South Korea — American and South Korean intelligence reports that the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, suffered a stroke raise questions that the North's neighbors have long feared asking.

Young people feared asking a question which may reveal that they are not taking their medication [ 37].

"I fear their asking how can wealthy people, so aware of such suffering, so capable of acting, simply turn away?" While in office, this sentiment led Blair to commit British troops to end Sierra Leone's civil war and to later establish the Commission on Africa in order to advance the continent's growth and development.

"Is it as bad as I fear?" I asked, hesitantly.

When I see teachers resisting change, refusing to recognize the changes around us, including our students, when I see teachers refusing to believe there is a place for technology in education and refusing to figure out how better to integrate it, then I fear we are asking to become obsolete.