Sentence examples for Somewhat fearful from inspiring English sources

The writer was somewhat fearful of Bela's vigorous, clear vision.

Are they O.K.? Ms. Gullen said she has become somewhat fearful.

"The banks are somewhat fearful," said Hyun Song Shin, a Princeton economics professor.

I entered the building and, somewhat fearful at getting in so easily, climbed the steep inner stairs.

"He's going to fight hard to stay relevant in the publishing business in the U.K., and I think investors are somewhat fearful about that".

Renzi, who received a standing ovation when he entered the conference hall, said that Europeans in general tend to be somewhat fearful about the future.

The Lay of the Land, last and longest of these novels, represents as much as anything a straight-on and somewhat less fearful acceptance of the forward momentum of the two previous books, and a concession by me that I'd backed myself into a corner and could either accept the "ambition" to write a third book in train with the others, or else be a pathetic coward for not trying.

The UN sanctions appear to have the intended effect of keeping them somewhat marginalized and fearful of further attempts to strip them of their ill-gotten gains.

A recent poll commissioned by the City Council showed that 42percentt of blacks interviewed and 36percentt of Hispanics said that they would feel fearful or somewhat concerned when seeing a police officer walk toward them.

Mr. Vallone said, for instance, that he was cheered that 61percentt of all New Yorkers thought the department had done a good or excellent job, but was saddened by survey results showing that 42percentt of blacks and 36percentt of Hispanics said that they would feel "fearful" or "somewhat concerned" when seeing a police officer walk toward them.

I've lived somewhat meek, reticent and fearful when I should have been more thankful, gracious and bold.