Sentence examples for afraid create from inspiring English sources

Humans create their gods, and so humans who are afraid create a god who can slay the things that frighten them.

And although I have my children the rest of the year, there is something about the lazy days and ice cream evenings of summer vacations that I'm afraid creates the most cherished childhood memories.

The government should follow the example of the Victorians, who weren't afraid to create infrastructure even if it involved disruption, he said.

Combined with the fact that he's a strong, downhill runner who isn't afraid to create a hole by ramming up the backsides of his linemen, he seems to be the product of a mad football scientist who spliced Rice with Frank Gore's build.

And Republicans then weren't afraid to create government jobs.

So the question now is: what are you most afraid to create?

So don't be afraid to create new positions and new titles that challenge that new way of thinking.

He attributes this to the fact that's he's not afraid to create what artists need, instead of what they think they need.

But Tanguay isn't afraid to create works that feature darker hues and subject matter, be they paintings on canvas or large-scale murals.

He, for his part, wasn't afraid to create illustrations rendering a person for whom there are two -- two! -- verifiable images, only one of which shows her face, and that when she was all of 35.

This time around a major campaign theme of the once and maybe future GOP front-runner Mitt Romney is how mean President Obama has been to corporate chieftains, who are cowering in their golf clubhouses afraid to create jobs because of the mean, mean president.