Sentence examples for afraid have a from inspiring English sources

Even the most outlandish of Mr. Ludlam's plays, I'm afraid, have a greater respect for psychological and social truths than Mr. Harrison evinces here.

"These guys, I'm afraid, have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders to minimise their obligations.

Typical associations were heart palpitations, the heart "feeling tired," an inability or unwillingness to eat, shaking, losing sleep, being antisocial, feeling afraid, having a "heaviness" on the mind, not understanding oneself, thinking too much, or thinking constantly about too many things.

We, I'm afraid, have been a bit dilatory.

Portugal, we're afraid, have never lost a shoot-out.

"They are afraid not to be welcomed, they are afraid to have a bad feeling here".

Hughes is not afraid to take his references and run with them, he is not afraid to have a good time.

So don't be afraid to have a mince pie or two!

Don't be afraid: you have a best seller on your hands.

"I am afraid to have a commander in chief whom I don't trust".

"And he was not afraid to have a lot of laughs until he got there".