Sentence examples for afraid about how from inspiring English sources

I've waffled on about Ireland's familiarity with suffering (800 years of oppression by the Brits); and also, I'm afraid, about how Greece, despite its heritage (art, philosophy, Aristophanes and the rest) was a pretty dodgy country in the 20th century.

In the end, I learnt that I am more afraid about the lack of action towards such an important issue, rather than being afraid about how the gold miners could react to the piece.

Don't be afraid about how "metal" you are, otherwise that makes you a poser trying to fit in.

Uniquely among Twitter users, perhaps, Cole isn't afraid to talk about how seriously he takes it, and his tweets – jokes about current events, or cleverly compressed critiques, for example of the World Cup – "World Cup Protests Marred By Opening Ceremony" – are, he says, the fruit of as much time and thinking as anything else he writes.

Whether it's going to Paris fashion week, or promoting Dope in Cannes, the tabloid press want a piece of him, propelled by the fact that he's photogenic, has dated model Chanel Iman and isn't afraid to talk about how much wild sex he has.

I'm a little afraid to think about how often I hit the "XX new tweets" area to refresh my Twitter stream on Twitter.com.

A lot of journalists are afraid or unsure about how to report on new advances, especially when it comes to science.

It may be hard for some to admit they were afraid or worried about how they looked or even that they felt alone.

But the soldier started talking about how afraid he was of going back, how dangerous it was in Iraq.

Other times he told them to think about how afraid they felt looking at the person in the picture.

We are, in fact, so wimpy our politicians are afraid to even talk about how wimpy we are.