Sentence examples for afraid for all from inspiring English sources

If it was before the sacking might this have now altered his standpoint, particularly if he gets a firm offer from United?' Through the mysterious channels of Rafa Honigstein, Klopp's words were said after the sacking, so I'm afraid for all fans of Jurgen that it's looking unlikely.

I'm afraid not, for all that Mr. Armfield is better attuned to the baleful melancholy that attends this retelling of the story of Oscar Wilde and his betrayal at the once-amorous hands of Lord Alfred Douglas, otherwise known as Bosie.

We were so afraid for her all the time".

She is afraid of all of this".

Warburg and PaineWebber names, noble relics of the days when the industry was more fragmented.Could regulators, afraid of the free-for-all that they have created, now put the whole thing into reverse?

Of course, a sudden accident or illness could do me in at anytime, but I'm afraid this is true for all of us.

We are not afraid of equal citizenship for all Israelis, nor do we have any qualms about living in a society where human rights are simply ours.

"I'm afraid for her, and for all these girls," Maria Pierson told me recently.

The 12 items of the W-BQ12 are simple statements (e.g. I feel afraid for no reason at all), and have four response options from 0 (' not at all') to 3 (' all the time'), identical in all 12 items.

But few colleges have taken the step of requiring service for all -- afraid, no doubt, that they would lose applicants, said Douglas M. Orr Jr., the president of Warren Wilson.

Marketers aren't afraid to use the trope for all its worth.