Sentence examples for afraid from the from inspiring English sources

And I am afraid from the future".

Fanush, 20, who fled Nalut three days ago with six members of her family, told the Guardian they had left because "we are so afraid from the bombing and his [Gaddafi's] army".

We were always afraid from the bombings and shooting".

We are afraid from the stranger who comes from outside our community".

"I was afraid from the war, from the shooting," he explains.

"We need to be able to defend ourselves, and our main threat, I'm afraid, comes from the United States".

John D. Negroponte, the United States deputy secretary of state, said, "Sudan has nothing to be afraid of" from the inclusion of non-African troops.

There are many things to be afraid of, from the global economy to your Muslim neighbour, and only I will protect you against these threats".

Mukai legitimately wears a bowtie, so I'm afraid right from the get-go that he is a bellpiece.

Second, the wording was changed from "afraid" for the DAQ to "afraid or distressed" to counter a possible reluctance for some people to indicate what might be considered to be a socially unacceptable emotion.

To be afraid from time to time is the stuff of living.