Sentence examples for a bit of afraid from inspiring English sources

Heck, in The After I was a bit of afraid of me too!

Bertolucci's films were frequently concerned with sex, said Paredes, "because he loves woman [sic] and also a little bit of afraid of them".

He's a bit of tinkerman and not afraid to think outside the box". Root made his England debut in 2012 and since then has scored more Test runs than any other batsman in the world.

If I push myself I come up with a truly great modern book, but a bit of a stereotype, I'm afraid: Margaret Atwood — "The Handmaid's Tale".

Christine Muhlke's Food column on hazelnut farming can be a lesson for thousands of people who own a bit of land and are not afraid of hard work.

Or, describing the film version of his first novel The Grotesque, which starred both Sting and Alan Bates and portrayed the macabre and comic descent into hallucinatory madness of its protagonist Sir Hugo Coal: "It was a bit of a muddle, I'm afraid.

A: No. Ricky asked me to do a bit of research, but I'm afraid I forgot!

Ricky had done a bit of plowing but I was afraid to go outside, let alone move the car.

This does take a bit of muscle; don't be afraid to strong arm it, just be mindful of your fingernails.

One Arsenal player never afraid of a bit of hype is Nicklas Bendtner.

Murray's not afraid of a bit of physical torture, is he? "It was unbelievably tough.