Sentence examples for afraid if from inspiring English sources
'afraid if' is correct and usable in written English
It typically expresses uncertainty or doubt about a potential outcome or result. For example: "I'm afraid if I don't get the job, I won't have enough money to pay my rent."
"People are afraid if you're looking at them," he said.
"Should you be afraid if AT&T has your data?
"You're afraid if you lay down, you'll die".
"But I can't be afraid if Courtney is not afraid".
Don't be afraid if it's bitter," he said.
You're afraid if you do anything different, things will get worse.
"People are afraid if they say they can't do it, they look incompetent or incapable".
"Besides, I'm not afraid if they shoot at me or that they might kill me.
"They were afraid if they brought guns, the guns would get broken," Marie said.
And don't be afraid – if you think something is a great idea, give it a go.
"If people are afraid, if you chill dissent, you chill basic rights," she says.
